SMOKEY GOTH EYE TUTORIAL
🖤 Goth Eye Makeup Tutorial
1. Apply Base
Apply a neutral eyeshadow base or primer across the eyelid to create a smooth canvas.
2. Build the Crease
Blend a deep black eyeshadow into the crease and outer corner, creating a soft smoky shape.
3. Blend Red
Press a rich crimson or blood-red shimmer onto the center of the lid and blend gently into the black.
4. Smoke Lower Lashes
Use a small brush to smudge black and crimson shadow along the lower lash line.
5. Add Liner
Apply dramatic black eyeliner with a sharp wing and extend slightly toward the inner corner.
6. Finish the Look
Add inner corner highlight and apply mascara or bold lashes for a dramatic gothic finish.
✨ Pro Tip:
Tap a cool-toned shimmer like Frostbite Glow Oil lightly on the inner corner or center of the lid for an icy contrast to the dark smoky eye.
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Achieving a perfect smokey goth eye takes some practice, but the results are totally worth it for a bold, mysterious look. When I first tried this style, I found that prepping the eyelids with a good eyeshadow primer is crucial — it helps the dark colors stay vibrant and prevents creasing throughout the day. One trick I learned is to use a small, dense brush for packing the crimson shimmer on the center of the lid. This ensures the rich color really pops against the matte black smokey base. Also, when blending the deep black into the crease and outer corners, take your time to soften any harsh lines for a seamless gradient effect. For the lower lash line, smudging both black and red shadows creates a balanced and intense look. To sharpen the inner corner as noted in the tips, using a black eyeliner to slightly extend towards the tear duct made my eyes appear more defined and elongated. Applying the dramatic winged liner can be intimidating, but using a fine-tipped liquid liner or gel liner with an angled brush really helps control the shape. I also like adding a cool-toned shimmer, like a frost or silver eyeshadow, on the inner corners to create contrast and brighten the eyes subtly. Finally, mascara or dramatic lashes are a must to complete this goth eye look. False lashes add volume and drama, perfect for special occasions or a night out. Overall, this smokey goth eye makeup is perfect for those who want to express their alternative style with confidence. With practice, anyone can create this iconic look that suits various skin tones and eye shapes.
I absolutely love reds, greys and blues for this look. Thank you for sharing 🖤 I fully support bold makeup, great confidence builder!