This is quick and simple but looks impressive. Today I am going to show you my go-to bronze brown eye makeup look for a night out. I find black eye makeup to be too harsh for my colouring so the colours I turn to most often are browns and purples.

What base or primer do trust to keep you eye shadow in place? I lined my eyes with Kiko Sportproof liner in Metallic Taupe and then went over the liner with Mulch to soften the line. I used Phloof! as a highlight in the inner corner and under the outer brow. Next I applied Mulch to the crease and outer half of lid and applied Tempting in the inner half.

Kiko Sportproof Eyeliner is Metallic Taupeįirst I applied Kiko Long Lasting Shadow Stick in Rose Brown all over lid and crease and patted it with my finger, and then I applied Embark in the outer corner of the lid and crease. Kiko Long Lasting Shadow Stick in Rose Brown MAC Shadows, Embark, Mulch, Tempting and Phloof! So here are the products and pictures of the look: There were no creases or fading, Rose Brown did as good a job as Painterly so I am going to try my other Kiko Shadow Sticks to see if they all perform equally well as primers.

At the end of the night my eye shadow looks just as good as it did right after I applied it. Also it has to be said that as a base to hold eye shadow in place all night, the Kiko Long Lasting Shadow Stick was brilliant. I use these MAC shadows to do this eye look a lot but I like the extra dept the Kiko Rose Brown added to this look. Lately I picked up some Kiko Long Lasting Shadow Sticks so I decided to use my favourite one, Rose Brown, as a base and primer for a bronze and brown eye look.

You may already know that I usually use MAC Paint Pot in Painterly as an eye lid primer and I have very oily lids.

Mac paint pot painterly half used