The Aden Smoky pencil is a wax-based pencil. Its texture is specially designed for painting smoky eyes. Classic black, more solid gray and can also be used for daytime makeup in brown colors. Thanks to its wax base, it glides easily, and it is easy to create an even smoky base. It doesn't dry up, you can satirize it for a long time. Properly fixed, it does not clump. Contributes to the durability of makeup. We draw the desired shape evenly on the eyelid primed with eye base. If we want a narrow smoky eye (small circle), a thicker line around the eye is enough.

If you want a more smoky effect, you can even line the entire moving eyelid, up to the deepening line. We have to pay attention to the fact that if we don't satirize the edges of the pencil, we don't get a smoky effect. At the edge of the part painted with a pencil, we must also leave room for writing. If we draw the shape very high, we won't have room to write it out and it will incorrectly reach the eyebrows. So if you have drawn the pencil, use the cone-shaped applicator at the end of the pencil or use a flat brush to saturate it and make the edges smoky. It is important that the smoky effect is only expressive if you apply satire on the lower lashes as well. The finished pencil foundation should look like the finished makeup. If it's not right, it's easy to fix with an earpick. Then fix it with eyeshadow. Apply the eyeshadow powder of the desired color to the penciled part with an applicator or a flat brush.

And on the satirized pencil part, we "smoke out" the eyeshadow using a satirizing brush. If you apply a natural, light eye shadow on the brow bone under the eyebrows, it will be easy to create a smoky effect, since dark and light powders can be satirized easily. It can be exciting if you use an eyeshadow that doesn't perfectly match the color of the pencil. You can also use black eyeliner for a burgundy or dark purple powder. It is also exciting to add an iridescent pigment to the pencil base. The pigment will have a different color in the area where there is a pencil and another where there is only eye base. You can create satire without using more eyeshadow.

Iron Oxides, Ferric Ferrocyanide, Mica, Cyclopentasiloxane, Synthetic Wax, Isododecane, Polybutene, Hydrogenated Cottonseed Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Ceresin, Ozokerite, Microcrystalline Wax, Tocopherol, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Propylparaben