I’ve used mostly Inglot eyeshadows for this look, but you can use any brand of eyeshadows that are similar (and I’ve mentioned below some good duplicates, or dupes to help you out, I’m good like that…). repeat Step 3 several times) to get a bolder effect. It’s slightly glam but not too OTT (says the girl who favours a full-face…!) You can tweak the look by wearing eyeliner on the waterline (or not), or you can crank it up by using more Sketch (i.e. This tutorial is a look I wear often for both night and day. I also find Sketch really versatile: You can wear it on it’s own, all over the eyelid blended out really well, or you an pair it with purples/golds/pinks/browns. On blue eyes it makes baby blues ‘pop’ Sketch compliments brown eyes nicely and as for green eyed gals, it makes green eyes look, well, intensely green. What’s so special about Sketch, you might ask? Firstly it’s a beautiful plum/burgundy shade which suits all eye colours. When I was expressing my love for MAC’s Sketch eyeshadow in my July Favourites blog post I had a lightbulb moment: I should do an eyeshadow tutorial featuring my beloved Sketch! Sorted. I was conscious that I haven’t blogged a step-by-step eyeshadow tutorial for a while now.
Warm Burgundy Eyeshadow Tutorial ft MAC Sketch
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