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Simply Smoldering
To get a similar look, use a smudge-able kohl liner like M.A.C. Eye Kohl in Black to rim your eyes, and then blend it out with a short-bristled shadow brush or Q-tip to keep it looking sultry, not heavy.
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A Modern Update
Instead of traditional black liner, she opted for a shimmering purple cat eye. To keep eyes defined, trace a thin line of black liner along the top lash line and the lower waterline. A touch of shimmery shadow keeps the look soft and romantic.
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Never Forget to Blend
Add a thick line of kohl liner, like Rimmel London ScandalEyes Waterproof Kohl Eyeliner, to your upper and lower lash line. Then use an angled eyeliner brush dipped in the black eye shadow to smudge out the lines and give it a smoky look.
Singing, dancing and happy endings define Bollywood (Bombay's version of Hollywood) films. Grand, sweeping musical numbers fill the screen and suspend moviegoers' reality for three to four hours (unlike "Lord of the Rings," Bollywood films kindly have an intermission).
Beyond inspiring us to break into song and dance (oh, if only life were a musical), Bollywood movies feature dramatic eye makeup that enhance the dancers' performances. Bollywood makeup traditionally focuses on the eyes (think: cat eyes, smoky eyes and colorful eye shadow). Play up your best assets with inspiration from these Indian eye makeup looks.
Beyond inspiring us to break into song and dance (oh, if only life were a musical), Bollywood movies feature dramatic eye makeup that enhance the dancers' performances. Bollywood makeup traditionally focuses on the eyes (think: cat eyes, smoky eyes and colorful eye shadow). Play up your best assets with inspiration from these Indian eye makeup looks.
