Hey guys and welcome back to another video. So in today's look I'm going to share with the tips and tricks on how to get a really lifted smokey eye for people who have downturned or hooded eyes. Do you interested in how I got from the left to the right then just stay watching? Alrighty, first things first I'm going to go in with the transition shade. This shade is from my MW350 palette. The couple shades darker than her skin tone so it's a perfect transition shade. I'm going in with a super fluffy brush. This one is the 221 from Zawava. I'm making sure to go on an upward angle from the corner of her eye to the tail of her brow. Just lightly building up that shade. Next I'm going to take a slightly deeper brown shade. This is from the same palette. Using the same brush I'm building up the crease just to give a bit more definition in the crease and I'm making sure not to get on the lid. I'm keeping it just in the crease area. Another tip you want to remember is not to bring it all the way to the corner of your eye. Especially if you have quite downturned eyes you want to just bring it slightly before the corner of your eye. So before where your lashes end like teeing your eye shape and bringing it slightly before so you're imitating a lifted eye effect. Then I take a darker shade as you can see and I just place that in the same area and out of the and bring it through the crease. Again I shade the eye shape so I didn't bring it all the way to the corner of her eye. I brought it a little bit before to imitate that eye lift. Then I go back in with a fluffy brush and just kind of blend out any harsh lines that may be there. Next I'm taking a brown eye called this is the Espresso shade from Makeup Geek. I'm just drawing a little line very close to a lash line from her outer corner and then bringing it about to the center of her eye. So I'm just doing it 2,000th of the way across not closing off the eye like by bringing it all the way in. Does that make sense? Then I'm smoking out with a deep brown shade again from the same Morphe 35 O palette using a pencil brush. I just wanted to smoke that line out so it's really soft and smoky rather than quite harsh. To open up the eyes I'm going in with Shimmer Shimmer from Makeup Geek. This gorgeous champagne shade and I'm placing that with a precise shade of brush from the waiver on her inner third of her eye and also bringing it to the tier duct area too. Next I'm taking this gorgeous like rosy like what would you call like a rosy toned gold like a rosy gold shade like rose gold. And I'm placing that on the center of her lid with the same precise shade of brush and I'm blending Shimmer Shimmer into that rose gold shade. Then to highlight her brow bone I'm going in with white lies. Just a matte white shade from Makeup Geek on the highest point of her brow to lift the eyes. Then I'll just go back in with that really fluffy brush from the beginning and just blend out any like edges or harsh lines just so the white blends into the brown. For mascara I'm taking this volume mascara and I'm coating her lashes nice and dark for falsies. And for false lashes today I find these perfect like for downturned eyes just because they just really give a soft lift. There's nothing too heavy on the lid. They're not going to cover up too much of the lid space if you do have hooded eyes. They're also perfect. This is even nice soft subtle lift. A little tip you guys want to remember when applying false lashes to hooded or downturned eyes is that you want them to sit on an upward angle rather than sitting just directly out straight if that makes sense. So as you stick the one, push them upwards they sit up and they lift the eyes. Another tip to open up the eyes is placing a nude coat into the waterline however however do not place it on the outer portion of your eye. I place it in the inner third then I go in with this brown eye coat again and place it on the outer third of her waterline just to kind of create that imitate a little almond shape eye. So it's going to kind of cheat the shape of the eye again. If you place a white or a nude eye coat in the whole bottom waterline you're going to emphasize the downturned shape of the eye. So creating a dark liner on the outer corner is going to kind of close it off and lift it up a little bit. If that makes sense. Then I just go in and smoke it up with some of this deep brown shade and I'll go in with a pencil brush and those three browns and just smoke out that deep brown even more. Just so it's nice and smoky and there's no harsh lines. But bottom lash mascara I'm taking my maverine colossal mascara and giving a nice soft coat to a bottom lashes. You don't want to put too much bottom lash mascara on your eyes if you do have downturned slush-footed eyes just because again it'll emphasize the downturned shape of them. It'll close them off. So this guy's concludes my tips and tricks with downturned slush-footed eyes. I really hope you found this video helpful if you have any tips of your own make sure to leave them down in the comment section below. Don't forget to leave a big thumbs up if you did enjoy this video. I love you all so much and I'll see you very very soon. Bye guys!