How do I Use Trish McEvoy Smokey Eye Brush?

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A Trish McEvoy Smokey Eye Brush can yield a flawless smokey eye look.

Trish McEvoy is a makeup and accessory manufacturer whose products are found in department stores and high-end beauty supply stores. Trish McEvoy's Smokey Eye Brush is intended for use with powder eyeshadows, and--along with a black or dark gray eyeshadow--is perfect for creating a sultry, dramatic look for nights out. The brush, which has short, angled bristles, will apply the eye makeup effortlessly and with precision. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Makeup primer
  • Trish McEvoy Smokey Eye Brush
  • Black or dark gray powder eyeshadow
  • Eyeshadow smudging tool
  • Makeup sealer
  • Mascara
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Instructions

    • 1

      Apply a dab of makeup primer on your eyelids. Allow the primer to dry for a minute before you start to apply your makeup.

    • 2

      Sweep your Trish McEvoy Smokey Eye Brush across the surface of your dark powder eyeshadow.

    • 3

      Place the curved portion of the brush against the base of your eyelid and work toward the crease of your eyes.

    • 4

      Build the line of eyeshadow thicker if you prefer a more dramatic, smokey look to your makeup.

    • 5

      Draw a thin line of eyeshadow beneath your lower lashes with the Trish McEvoy brush.

    • 6

      Smudge the eyeshadow and blend it in with an eyeshadow smudging tool.

    • 7

      Add a few strokes of mascara onto your upper and lower lashes to finish off your look.

    • 8

      Add a makeup sealer to your eye makeup. This will prevent your makeup from running or bleeding over the course of your day.

Tips & Warnings

  • If you mess up, you can erase mistakes with precision using a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover.

  • Eyeliner is another tool that can add more flair to a smokey-eye look.

  • Don't forget to sanitize your makeup brushes at least once a week to prevent bacteria from festering.

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  • Photo Credit The standard portrait image by Frenk_Danielle Kaufmann from Fotolia.com

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