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Here's How To Pull Off The Burgundy Eye Everyone Is Wearing RN

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We're Living For This Deep Burgundy Shadow

When you're in a beauty rut, it's a little like looking in your closet and seeing absolutely nothing to wear. Sure, you have the bones to create a killer look — a bold liner here, a bottle of texture spray there — but sometimes you just need a boost of inspiration. That's why we created Short Cuts, a series of quick, easy-to-follow videos meant to educate, empower, and excite the beauty nerds in all of us. Whether you're looking to learn something new or to refresh your current routine, there's a Short Cut for you.

Smoky eyes have been a makeup staple for decades — nay, centuries. But lately, we've grown tired of the typical blacks and greys we see time and time again. This burgundy eye shadow look (a favourite among celeb s) is a fun way to mix things up, while still looking neutral. Check out the step-by-step breakdown below and press play on the video above to try it yourself.

Step 1. After sweeping on eyelid primer, pat a warm matte brown eyeshadow all over your lid and along lower lashline.

Step 2. Smudge a matte burgundy eyeshadow onto your upper and lower lashlines using a dense brush. Be sure to focus the majority of the pigment along your lash line — this will provide the most definition.

Step 3. Blend the edges of your eyeshadow with a clean eyeshadow brush.

Step 4. Highlight your inner corners with a champagne eyeshadow.

Step 5. Finish off the look with a coat of mascara and a few individual lashes.

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