This golden smokey eye tutorial looks great on everybody

Search "everyday makeup tutorial" on any social media and you're bound to generate literally thousands of results. But finding that easy and reliable look for yourself is easier said than done. You want a look that's quick and easy, and always enhances your natural features without ever looking like a mask. Sound too much to ask from your makeup? Think again.

Going for gold with your eye makeup means you're well on your way to a winner. The shade manages to be both neutral leaning and eye-catching, perfectly taking you from day to night, or from office to party. The best part is that this look takes only a few products (and mere minutes) to achieve.

Materials
- Neutral eyeshadow palette (Morphe 350 Nature Glow Artisty Palette)
- Fluffy eyeshadow brush
- Flat eyeshadow brush
- Small detailer brush
- Reflective quartz highlighter (Anastasia Beverly Hills Sun Dipped Glow Kit)
- Black mascara (L'Oréal Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara)
- Nude lip palette (Mac Pro Lip Palette Necessary Nudes)
- Lip brush

1. Take a warm taupe eyeshadow (we used Bake from the Morphe 350 Nature Glow Artisty Palette) on a fluffy brush. Work this color into the crease to add depth and definition.

2. Using a flat eyeshadow brush, apply a warm, deep brown eyeshadow to the outer corner of the eye to intensify the look. We used Choco from the same palette.

3. Using a smaller detailer brush, take a shimmery gold eyeshadow and apply on the inner portion of each eyelid. We went for Morphe's Glow Girl.

4. Take the same detailer brush, and apply an intense quartz-colored powder highlighter to the inner corner of each eye. We used the shade Tourmaline from the Anastasia Beverly Hills Sun Dipped Glow Kit.

5. Using the same flat eyeshadow brush as before, take the warm, deep brown shade underneath your lower lash line to smoke out the look.

6. Apply a liberal coat of black mascara to both top and bottom eyelashes.

7. Use a lip brush and a warm nude lipstick (we went for MAC's Honey Love) to define and color your lips.