Learn How to Do a Smoky Cat-Eye From Top Beauty Bloggers
Get ready to blend—here, six of our favorite beauty bloggers' takes on a smoky cat-eye.
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If all your best attempts at smoky eyes left you looking more like a panda than a person—remain calm. Grab your makeup and a mirror, and press play on one of these six tutorials from top beauty bloggers. Above all, remember: blending is key.
Fenty Beauty
In this tutorial, Fenty Beauty Global Makeup Artist Hector Espinal creates a smoky eye so dramatic, it's only matched by the inky black lipstick.
Jaclyn Hill
Hill calls this tutorial a "smoky cat-eye for dummies," which means even beginners can nail the look. Pro tip: you'll need a lot of translucent powder to catch any shadow fall-out.
Lisa Eldridge
Eldridge relies on an arsenal of super-luxe Armani and Chanel beauty products for this tutorial, but you can get the same result with drugstore dupes.
Nikkie Tutorials
This super-detailed tutorial results in a more dramatic take on a winged-out smoky look.
Tina Yong
If you have hooded eyes, this is the tutorial for you. Yong explains how to tweak the basic technique to work best for your eye shape.
Teni Panosian
Panosian paired an inky black cat-eye with a blend of black and brown shadows.
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