The trend for 2003 is Contemporary Minimalism—but it's definitely not what it used to be. It’s all about glamour now. "Never underestimate the power of beautiful eye make-up. Eyes are the windows to the soul," says make-up artist Troy Kendal. He shares tips on how to make bold eyes and a fresh, polished face work together to create this powerful look.

What You Will Need
1. Foundation                                          
2. Concealer
3. Very black false eyelashes  
4. Black eyeliner
5. Rosy brown shadow
6. Matte pale white/pinkish shadow
7. Black mascara
8. Blond brow pencil and an Ash brow powder
9. Pale pink lip gloss  
10. Pressed powder

Medium sized very black eyelashes are sculpted with scissors, creating a lift to the eye. Make sure to leave the outside of the lash much longer, as it is important in order to  make the eye look larger. Apply two coats of black mascara on lashes. Try Maybelline Great Lash in Very Black. 

A rosy brown shadow is applied to the lid in a half moon shape,  and blended for softness. A soft matte shadow in a pale white/pinkish shade is applied under the brow bone. His favorites right now are from Bare Essentials ID line. To  create maximum impact, a stylish, full Sophia Loren brow is then incorporated. A combination of blond brow pencil, and a rich ash colored brow powder are used to create a paint-like finish. 

With a black eye pencil, define the entire eye (again, building up the outside of the lash).  However, underneath the eye, use the pencil heavily only on the inside rim of the eye creating a look Marilyn Monroe would be proud of.

Keep lips soft and fleshy, with a hint of a glossy icy pale pink lip color.  To achieve this look,  it helps to massage in a little nude beige foundation on a well-moisturized lip.

To complete this strikingly glamorous look, lightly press a soft pale powder on with a powder puff.