The Smoky Eye Is Back — Plus, 3 Other Makeup Trends That Will Be Huge This Fall

This Fall, blush is getting a promotion from afterthought to center stage, spreading across not only your cheeks but your eyes and lips as well to create a monochromatic look. Bartlett recommends creamy formulas, or even lipstick, blended with an oval-shaped brush on the cheeks, up into the temples and brow bone. The same hue can be placed on the eyes and tapped onto the lips with your fingers to complete the look.

Eyeliner is getting a '60s spin with graphic shapes and plenty of lashes. "Bold and architectural, the lines are artistic, fun, and eye catching," Bartlett said. Finding the right liquid liner is key, and Bartlett warns not to overthink it while you're applying. You can clean up any mistakes with a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover.

The sexy and sultry smoky eye is back with an update. "[You can wear it] saturated and sparkly or stained and see-through," Bartlett said. "The new smoky eye is imperfect and customized to create the ideal eye shape."

To get the look, Bartlett recommends using a shadow stick to draw along the lash line and at the outer corners in a triangular shape. You can then take a brush and smudge the product in a windshield-wiper motion to give it a soft edge. Pair the look with volumizing mascara to finish it off.

With bright colors dominating eye makeup right now, you can pare down the rest of your look. "Matte skin and [bold] brows balance out some of the more energetic makeup accents," Bartlett said. "Overall, the skin finish is matte, with strategic moments of dewy radiance on cheeks, giving a hyper-real effect."

Bartlett recommends applying a full-coverage, matte foundation only to areas of the face that need it and blending it out with a large, dense brush. Next, add more strokes of hair to your brows with a thin eyebrow pencil at the base and arch to pump up the thickness.