Makeup Tutorials: Lovely Green Smoky Eye Tutorial for Fall Using the Smashbox Wondervision Palette

I LOVE the Smashbox Wondervision Palette and I'm going to show you guys just one of many reasons why it's a great thing to have in your arsenal.

Step 1: I primed my eyelids using the Elf Eyelid Primer in Sheer.

Step 2: I applied the palest green shade from the palette on the inner half of my eyelid, stopping just below my crease.

Step 3: I then applied the second lightest green shade in the palette on the other half of my lid, but I left a tad bit of space on the outer corner for an even darker shade.

Step 4: I then applied a darker green shade, pictured here on the outer crease of my eyelids.

Step 5: I then applied this really pretty deep matte brown shade on my upper crease and blended it upwards and outwards. This shade is going to bring a bit of "Fall" warmth to help neutralize the greens

Step 6: I wanted to keep the look light and low key, so I used a very light nude beige for my highlight, and I lightly belnded that into the very edge of the matte brown that I had previously applied.

Step 7: I then applied the Black Matte shade in the palette just to the outer edge of my crease. I only applied a small amount so that this could still be a soft daytime look, and I gently blended it upwards and outwards.

Step 8: Since I am madly in love with all things green, I wanted to line my lash line with a deep green eyeliner. I opted for Urban Decay's 24/7 pencil in Mars. Even though it's a darker color, I smudged it to soften the pigment a bit.

Step 9: I then applied a black liner to my waterline and directly underneath my lower lashes. I then smudged it out a bit to enhance my eye color, frame my eyes and create a smoky effect. I used a Black Rimmel Scandaleyes Liner.