Remember this little guy? Lorac Pro? You should as it was featured in my most recent review. I thought it would be fun to do some tutorials based upon this palette. With so many shadows, there are numerous possibilities. Today's look is just one look I have come up with.

This tutorial is a fun taped off look that is pretty easy to do. Keep reading to see how I did this look.

Step 1 Cont'd

Here is my eye all primed up. I used my ring finger and gently blended the primer all over my eye up to my eyebrow. I also primed the lower lash line since I will be placing shadow there. 

Step 2: Create a guideline using Scotch Tape

Here's my fancy pancy roll of scotch tape. You will need a piece that is about an inch or so.

Step 2 cont'd: Line the Scotch Tape up

You want to create a line going up from your lower lash line. It should come out at an angle like shown in the photo above. Be gentle placing it so that you don't irritate your skin.

Step 3: For this step you will need a champagne colored eyeshadow. 

I'm using this one out of the Lorac Pro Palette. 

Step 3 cont'd: You will need a flat shadow brush to place the color.

Step 3 cont'd : Placing the Champagne color.

You want to place the champagne color on the inner part of the eye. I've set up dotted lines to see where I placed the color. I brought the shadow out more to help with blending the next color. I used patting motions to cut down on the amount of fallout. 

Step 5: Using a darker brown color.

For this step, I am using Pewter to begin to define the crease and outer v of the eye. I placed the color using a flat brush and turned the flat brush onto its end to create the line for the crease. 

Step 6: Blend, Blend, Blend

For my blending, I am using this E25 brush by Sigma. You can use whatever blending brush you prefer.

Step 6 cont'd

Make sure you blend in windshield wiper motions. Take your time blending the colors together. 

Step 7 cont'd

Here's my flat brush. Nothing super special.

Step 7: Defining

Taking your flat definer brush and your black shadow, you want to create a literal V shape at the outer part of your eye. Make sure that the V is touching the tape (you want it to go right up to it). It should look something like this. 

Step 9 cont'd

You will also need your favorite liner brush. I am using this one by Inglot. The angle makes it easy to get up against the tape.

Step 10: Remove That Tape and Clean Up Fallout

Your eyeshadow and liner should be left with this awesome line once you remove the tape. It should look very crisp. Sometimes it can be helpful to wait a little while to ensure that your liner is completely dry before removing the tape. 

Step 11 cont'd

I selected Garnet for my lower lash line pop of color. 

Here's the final product with my brows filled in a little bit. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. As always be sure to follow me and let me know what you think.