Beautify Those Baby Blues!
Cameron is wearing a rosy brown eye shadow that make her blue eyes glisten like the tropical sea! * Tip: Warm hues, such as brown and rose tones contrast the coldness of blue eyes, making them really pop!
Make those green eyes sparkle like emeralds!
When choosing color selections for green eyes, choose colors that are going to make those gorgeous green eyes sparkle. To highlight green eyes, utilize shades of brown and purple. Warmer shades of brown blend beautifully with green eyes, and will create a more subtle and natural look, which is great for daytime. Purple shades on green eyes will create a more dramatic contrasting effect, which is a great evening look.
Looks That Compliment Your Brown Eyes
There are so many different looks you can create with brown eyes. These are two of my favorites. Brown eyes look great in blue and pink tones, as well as golds and burnt orange tones.The intensity of your color really depends on your skin tone. Since your eyes are already dark, it's best to avoid dark shades on your lids. For fair skin tones, use a soft blue on the lid, and plum on the outer edge of the eye, as shown above. For medium-tan skin tones use a creamy white shade on the lid and a darker color on the crease of the eye. Then line your eyes with black eyeliner, to really see the light and dark contrasts compliment each other.(as shown on Kim Kardashian)
Looks That Compliment Your Brown Eyes
There are so many different looks you can create with brown eyes. These are two of my favorites. Brown eyes look great in blue and pink tones, as well as golds and burnt orange tones.The intensity of your color really depends on your skin tone. Since your eyes are already dark, it's best to avoid dark shades on your lids. For fair skin tones, use a soft blue on the lid, and plum on the outer edge of the eye, as shown above. For medium-tan skin tones use a creamy white shade on the lid and a darker color on the crease of the eye. Then line your eyes with black eyeliner, to really see the light and dark contrasts compliment each other.(as shown on Kim Kardashian)
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