This Cranberry Smokey Eye Eats Every Time
Cranberry smoke eye + glossy wine lip 🤎🍷
Oily lid friendly: prime, pack, then smoke out the lower lash line
Lip combo: deep liner + wine center + gloss
PRODUCTS
Eye primer (oily lids): Milani Eyeshadow Primer (best)
Eyeshadow palettes (pick one): e.l.f. Bite-Size “Berry Bad” (perfect cranberry tones)
ColourPop (at Target/Ulta) “Wine & Only” or any berry palette
Wet n Wild Color Icon 10-pan (with berry/dark shades)
Liner: NYX Epic Wear Liner Stick (Black) or LA Girl Shockwave (Black)
Mascara / lashes:L’Oréal Lash Paradise or Maybelline Sky High
Optional wispy lashes: Ardell Demi Wispies
Lips:Liner: NYX Slim Lip Pencil “Espresso” or “Burgundy”
Lipstick: Maybelline SuperStay Matte Ink “Voyager” (deep wine) or “Founder” (deep brown-red)
Gloss: Maybelline Lifter Gloss “Topaz” or NYX Butter Gloss “Devil’s Food Cake” (for depth)
STEP-BY-STEP
1) Prime (so it doesn’t crease)
1. Apply Milani Eye Primer (thin layer).
2. Lightly set with a skin-tone shadow so blending is smooth.
2) Map the shape (lifted + smoky)
3. Take a deep cranberry/berry matte and place it in the crease.
Blend it up and out toward the end of the brow (soft wing).
4. Add a deeper burgundy/plum on the outer corner and blend into the crease.
Keep it concentrated on the outer 1/3.
3) Darken for that moody vibe
5. Tap a black or deep espresso brown on the outer corner + outer lid.
Use a small brush, then blend the edges with your burgundy shade.
4) Lid shimmer (subtle, not super glittery)
6. Tap a dark berry shimmer (or a deep rose shimmer) on the center of the lid.
If you don’t have shimmer, use a satin cranberry and build it.
5) Lower lash line (this is what makes it look dramatic)
7. Smudge the cranberry matte along the lower lash line (all the way across).
8. Add the deep burgundy closer to the lashes, focusing on the outer half.
9. Smudge a tiny bit of black/dark brown on the outer lower lash line to deepen.
6) Waterline + lashes
10. Line the waterline with a black pencil (this gives that sultry look).
11. Add mascara (top + bottom).
Line your lips with Espresso/Burgundy.
Slightly overline the cupid’s bow and center bottom lip.
2. Fill in the corners with the liner (so it fades inward).
3. Apply a deep wine lipstick mainly in the center (or all over if you want it darker).
4. Tap with your finger to blend the liner and lipstick together.
5. Add a gloss just on the center for that juicy finish.
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Hey beauties! So you're loving the cranberry smokey eye and deep wine lip combo? Me too! It's quickly become one of my absolute favorites for adding a touch of drama and sophistication. While the step-by-step guide is fantastic, I wanted to share some of my personal tricks and insights that really elevate this wine red makeup look and make it last all day (or night!). Mastering Your Cranberry Smokey Eye for Lasting Impact When it comes to those gorgeous cranberry smokey eye makeup tones, it's all about strategic dark blending and building intensity. I've found that using a fluffy brush for initial blending in the crease, then a smaller, dense brush for packing on the darker shades on the outer corner, makes a huge difference. Don't be afraid to go back and forth between brushes to ensure a seamless transition. For that dramatic lower lash line, a pencil brush is your best friend – it helps smudge the color without making it look messy. A little setting spray on your eyeshadow brush before picking up shimmer can also make that dark berry shimmer pop even more! Another tip for oily lids like mine: after priming, I like to lightly dust a translucent powder over the primer before applying any shadow. This creates an even smoother canvas and helps grip the eyeshadow better for extended wear. The Secret to Luscious Smokey Wine Lips Now, let's talk about those smokey lips! The deep wine lipstick on lips can be incredibly striking, but getting it just right takes a bit of finesse. Before anything, I gently exfoliate my lips and apply a thin layer of balm. This creates a smooth canvas, which is crucial for dark shades. When lining, I always make sure to fill in the entire lip with the liner before applying the lipstick – this acts as a base and prevents feathering, especially with such a rich hue. For that perfect glossy, deep wine color, I love tapping a bit of the lipstick onto the center of my lips and blending outwards with my finger, then adding the gloss only to the very center. This creates a beautiful dimension and makes your lips look fuller. If you're feeling extra bold, a clear gloss dabbed over a completely filled-in deep wine lip can also give a stunning, high-impact finish. To prevent any bleed, a clear lip liner applied just outside your natural lip line can work wonders! My Go-To for Any Occasion: The Versatility of a Wine Red Look What I adore about this wine red makeup look is its versatility. For a more daytime-appropriate version, I might skip the deepest black on the outer corner of the eye and opt for a rich espresso brown instead, and perhaps use a less intense gloss on the lips, or even just a satin finish lipstick. But for a night out, a special event, or even just when I want to feel amazing, I go all in! This look instantly makes me feel confident and elegant. It truly is a showstopper that complements so many outfits, from a simple black dress to a cozy sweater. Whether you have dark, wavy hair or straight blonde locks, this look is incredibly adaptable. Give these extra tips a try; I promise they'll help you perfect your own cranberry wine look!
