Choose the Right Makeup For Your Eye Color
Makeup Tips To Match Every Eye Color-What colors should you be using?
Applying makeup the correct way and using the correct products that suit your hair and eye color is absolutely essential in making yourself beautiful.
Hair color, eye color, and skin tone is extremely important when picking out colors for your eyes, lips, and face.
Eyes are the first thing that you want to figure out when choosing the colors of shadow that make your eyes pop. Blue eyes, Brown eyes, Hazels, and Greens, will pop only if you choose the right colors. The wrong colors can make your eyes look tired, or distort the color that you are trying to bring to life-your natural color.
Deep brown eyes is the darkest level when it comes to the darker brown tones. Luckily, you are allowed to use more dramatic shades. Smokey eyes look beautiful with this color. Kim Kardashian tends to sport the smoky eye as do most of the women in the Kardashian clan. If you’ve got it and know how to do the look, flaunt it. However if you don’t want to appear like a raccoon make sure that you put some lighter colors on the brow line, to contrast the dark. All dark without any highlights can look harsh depending on where you are headed. The Goth look is not what you are trying to go for. Highlight the inside of the eyes with a light grey if you feel the look is too heavy for you.
Medium brown colored eyes are the easiest to choose shadow colors for. If you wish you can wear violets, muaves, or purples. Green, gold, or copper, anything will work for you. It’s a matter of preference but you don’t have to limit yourself as much as with blue, hazel, or dark brown eyes. You are in the elite if you have medium brown eyes because all colors are going to make you look beautiful as long as you apply the colors correctly with your brushes and blend evenly.
Light Brown eyes have some distinct restrictions. Do not make the mistake of dying your hair blond. Light brown eyes are considered warm and blond hair doesn’t mix with this color of eyes. You want to go for an auburn or brown hair color. This will bring out the eye color more and most of the time your eyes will pop. Blond washes out green and hazel as well. Do not use brown shadow if it is overpowering. Limit dark shades only to the crease area. You may want to highlight very lightly at first and blend evenly with a shade that highlights the eyes. Do not use black eyeliner.
Yes, most women think it will make their eyes stick out but this is not so. It can be overwhelming and underplay the natural beauty of your eyes. Try using a dark brown liner instead. If you are uncomfortable you can always go back to black, but the compliments you’ll receive may make you stick with brown eyeliner.
With hazel always pass on black liner. There are limitations with hazel eye colors. You want to go with mauve and more champagne colors. Avon has quads which work perfectly for this type of color. Hazel and greens are allowed to use the same colors. If you have green eyes look for colors which match up nicely with hazels. The key is lining your eyes with pink, or other colors, but never black.
Avon has multiple colors of eyeliners and shadows that are foolproof for all eye colors. The nice thing is they are very affordable, and I use them on various eye colors. They haven’t failed me thus far. At around four dollars per quad, you really can not go wrong. The eyeshadow doesn’t crease either and therefore primer is never needed .Mix and match, don’t be afraid to try something new. So often we stick with the same makeup colors, eyeliners, and foundations since the age we started wearing makeup. Don’t wear makeup just to wear makeup. The whole idea is to enhance what you have not to cover it up, which is the most important tip any makeup artist can give.
As you know blue eyes come in a variety of hues just as the brown-eyed family does. Dark blues can wear more intense shadows, as with mid-level colored blues. You definitely want to make sure that the darkest shadow is only in the crease areas. You do not want to scare people. Blue eyes are to be highlighted not painted over.
If you have light blue eyes you may have figured out that your eyes are the hardest finding the right shadows for. Overpowered completely by darker hues of shadow and liner is the biggest problem we find with light blue eyes. Only use soft colors on your eyes. Just because your eyes are blue does not mean that you want to wear blue eyeshadow. Unfortunately Almay and other over the counter type of eye shadow brands lump colors together. Not only are the shadows cheap and they crease, but they aren’t the right shades most of the time. Baby blues are the opposite of the Kim Kardashian look. Unfortunately the night owl look or as the say, the smoky eye look, will overpower your eyes and look absolutely ridiculous, as we’ve seen from Kim’s sister Chloe Kardashian. If you want darker eye shadow colors limit it only to line your eyes. Lining eyes with eye shadow can work for any color especially if you are trying to make the look as natural as possible. For bright blues you just can’t use eyeliner if you want to look your best. Shadow is key for baby blues. In this case and for all eye colors you want the right brushes, and once again make sure to blend.
The last thing you want is for people to see exactly where you lined your eyes or your shadows. Do not use the small little sponges that come with the eyeshadow makeup compact. Not only do they tug at your eyes, but they apply the makeup unevenly and are impossible to blend with. Brushes are always best. They don’t have to be the most expensive brushes in the world. Wal-Mart has wonderful selections of all kinds of eye brushes. These aren’t your mother’s makeup days anymore.
Avon has multiple colors of eyeliners and shadows that are foolproof for all eye colors. The nice thing is they are very affordable, and I use them on various eye colors. They haven’t failed me thus far. At around four dollars per quad, you really can not go wrong. The eyeshadow doesn’t crease either and therefore primer is never needed. Mix and match, don’t be afraid to try something new. So often we stick with the same makeup colors, eyeliners, and foundations since the age we started wearing makeup. Don’t wear makeup just to wear makeup. The whole idea is to enhance what you have not to cover it up, which is the most important tip any makeup artist can give.