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" There&amp;#039;s nothing better than a new twist on the classic smokey eye! Adding a bit of color to your eye makeup will make your baby blues (or greens or browns) stand-out like never before. To really make them pop, choose a shade that&amp;#039;s opposite your eye color on the color wheel \u2014 for example, green eyed gals should use a purple or dark pink liner, while brown ones benefit from a blue shadow. I used Bobbi Brown&amp;#039;s Ultra Nude Eye Palette and Ultra Violet Shimmer Wash Eye Shadow to create this fun, sultry look for Courtney! Smokey eyes definitely take a little practice, but a multi-shadow palette definitely makes the process easier.  Get the look:  For the basic smokey eye, choose a set of similar colored shadows, like all browns and tans or all black and grays. Apply a medium-light shadow all over your eyelids to even out your skintone and create a base for the look. Use a slightly darker shadow in the crease of your eye, and a light, shimmery color all over your brow bones to contour the shape of your eyes. Use your darkest shade on the outer corners of your lids, blending it with the medium-light color at the center. If you&amp;#039;d like, extend the shadow out to the tips of your brows for a winged look. For that extra pop, use an eyeliner brush dipped in water to apply the colored shadow like a liner on your lower lashline. To finish the look, apply a dark, lengthening mascara to your top and bottom lashes.   Do you like working a little color into your makeup looks, or are you all about the neutrals? Are you going with traditional makeup, or something more dramatic for prom? Sound off in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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