I use a brown liner on the top and bottom lashes, drawing the pencil ¾ of the way towards her pupil from the outer corner of her eye. Using my favorite brush of all time (a thin, flat-tipped brush), I blend the liner, creating a smoky, smoldery effect. Blending is so important. Otherwise, when eyeliner is drawn on and not blended...it looks SO deliberate and forced. There is nothing pretty about that! Now, to intensify her eyes just a smidge more, I go over the blended eye pencil with the exact brown shadow that I had used on her brow bone. I just put a little shadow on the very same favorite brush I used to blend the pencil, and go right on top of the blended pencil.

LASHES The famous, strange looking instrument we call the eyelash curler is a definite go-go for all bridalbabes. Just be careful, and insert your top lashes into the open space of the eyelash curler. When your lashes are resting on the rubber-curved band, close the curler...and press. NOW, don't make any jerky movements! After that, you can apply your mascara. Black works for almost everyone, unless you really have white-blonde lashes (in this case, brown would do the trick). While using the mascara wand, be sure to push the lashes toward your brow. This reinforces what you did with the eyelash curler. I always go over the lashes with a mascara comb. This eliminates the clumpy clumps.

EYEBROWS Remember Rori's eyebrows in the naked face picture? Her brows were like mismatched mittens! Well, I took care of that eventually. It looks very nice, and not too done. Here, it's not necessary to add any color to the brow. The only thing I did do was apply a brow gel (like a clear mascara) to make them stay in place. Stay! Good brow.