Using the color Rain from the Creme de la Creme palette, apply white shadow to the inner corner of your eyes and a bit to the brow bone to add highlight.

Add false lashes or mascara and go somewhere that your smoky eye deserves to be seen.

Samantha Ravndahl, the other half of Bat a Lash Beauty, wants you to have fun with this look. In other words -- if it's not perfect, you're doing it right. "This look is SUPPOSED to be a little smudgy, a little dirty looking -- so if you can sleep in it first or get wasted, all the better. You'll look like a badass in no time."

Start the look by applying eyeshadow primer and a base shadow (Ravndahl uses MAC Pro Longwear Paint Pot in Bare Study) to your entire lid. Next, use a brown eyeshadow (about two shades darker than your skin tone) and apply where the dotted image shows. The shading will make your brow bone appear stronger.

Use a smudger brush or a small angled brush to apply gel eyeliner, such as MAC Fluidline, to the lower lashline. Extend the eyeliner out past the corner of your eye, flicking upward.

Blend your eyeliner out as much as you'd like, creating a soft blurred effect. You can also use a pencil brush to apply additional gel liner in between all your lower lashes.