This eye is based on Barbie loves MAC's Urban eye sation from the MAC website. Unfortunately they don't sell MAC where I live, so I used colours by Dior, Urban Decay and Bourjois.

Inspiration:

My version:

I first used Benefit's Some kind-a gorgeous as a foundation and for a concealer I used Sephora Brand Concealer Palette, I mixed the pink tone with the lightest skin tone to make my perfect coloured under eye concealer. For a full explanation on what I love about this foundation and this concealer, look at my previous blog (Semi neutral eye makeup look). I applied this with my fingers. Because it's still raining cats and dogs here I used No7 Perfect Light Loose Powder (sold at Boots) in #10 Fair over my foundation and concealer to set it.

As usual I used Urban Decay's Eyeshadow Primer Potion on my entire eye and under my eye. I then followed with Benefit cosmetics' High brow pencil to highlight my brow bones.

I used the lightest colour from Dior Diorissime Palette Fall 2007 (002 Seduction Drama) (source: http://atouchofblusher.blogspot.com/2007/08/fall-2007-makeup-focus-dior-...) with my Sephora Brand Professionnel All Over Shadow Brush (Large #21) all over my eye. I took Urban Decay Urban Survival Kit out and put the colour Goddess (midnight blue w/ lots of electric blue microglitter - Item # 36370) on the inner corner of my eye and starting in the inner corner in the crease to about halfway in. I did this with a wet Slanted Brush (10641) from the Body Shop. To make the colour a bit easier to blend I went over the colour with the same colour only dry with my Sephora Brand Professionnel Rounded Smudge Brush (#12) and smudged the colours. I then cleaned the brush off and dipped it in Bourjois' Ombre Stretch in Brun Nylon and gave the end of my crease's blue a little less harsh a colour.

I then lined my inner upper eyelid to halfway with Too Faced Liquif-Eye Shadow Collection's blue/black charcoal. The other half of the line was done using Clinique's Brush On Cream liner in True Black (#02) I used my new Sephora Brand Professionnel Flat Liner/Eyeliner Brush #16 to get the line straight (because the line is thicker I love using this kind of brush, I make a straighter thick line with a flat brush then with a liner brush) and when I was happy with the height of the line I took up my Sephora Brand Professionnel Pointed Liner/Eyeliner Brush (#17) and dipped it in the Too Faced blue/black charcoal to give the line a more gradual colour change in the center.

I gave my upper eyelashes a coat the mascara that came with the Urban Decay Urban Survival Kit (Mini Urban Decay Black Mascara).

I hope you like my look interpretation of the look.