Smoky Eye, Step by Step

A clean beauty tutorial guide chart in a vertical infographic layout on a pale dove-grey pastel background with generous white space and an uncluttered premium feel. One large beauty portrait fills the upper portion of the frame showing the finished look in a three-quarter view, and beneath it a neat vertical column of four small rectangular step panels runs down the right side, separated by thin light divider lines, each panel an extreme close-up of one eye at a different stage of the routine. The model in the main portrait is a clearly adult woman in her early thirties with deep brown skin, smooth natural skin texture, short black coily hair cropped close, strong brows, and dark brown eyes. Her finished look is a classic charcoal smoky eye: deep matte charcoal shadow blended seamlessly into a soft taupe transition shade, black kohl smudged along the upper lash line, voluminous lashes, paired with satin nude lips and a clean satin-matte base so the eyes carry the whole look. The first step panel shows the bare eye with a light taupe shade washed through the crease. The second shows charcoal shadow packed onto the lid. The third shows a fluffy brush diffusing the edges upward in small circles. The fourth shows the finished smoldering eye with liner and mascara complete. Every cosmetic item is generic and unbranded, plain black compacts and brushes with no logos or lettering. Text on the chart stays minimal: only the step numbers 1 2 3 4 in small circles beside each panel and four short labels spelled exactly as WASH, PACK, BLEND, LINE beneath them; no other words appear anywhere. Soft diffused beauty-studio lighting keeps everything clean and bright, with even illumination across both the portrait and the panels and gentle catchlights in the eyes. Style anchor: professional beauty editorial infographic, a refined magazine tutorial page with precise alignment and airy spacing. Render in sharp focus, rich true-to-life color, fine natural skin detail, and a polished high-end finish.