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Eyeshadow Colors For Brown Eyes

Choosing Eyeshadow Colors For Brown Eyes

Women often wonder what eyeshadow color should be used when. If you are wondering which eyeshadow colors for brown eyes are best, this will depend on what you are trying to accomplish. Different colors and shades should be used for different moods. By knowing which should be used when, you can get the look you dream of and often see in magazines. This is not as difficult as you think if you follow a few simple rules.

If you want to bring the color of your eyes out, then consider a shade that matches your eye color. Chocolate brown and cocoa brown are both good eyeshadow colors for brown eyes. Take care when using this technique though. If you do not match the shade of your eyes to your eye color, it can be distracting and take away from your overall appearance. This is especially true if you use bright colors that stand out with dark eyes. If you are having difficulty matching your eye color, check into various product lines such as Bare Minerals as they offer coordinating shades in a kit. You may be able to pick up a quad kit so the shades are already matched for you. NYX is another great brand of eye makeup you may wish to try.

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Contrasting colors also work well when choosing eyeshadow colors for brown eyes. Look at pictures in a fashion magazine and you may just see your favorite model with deep brown eyes wearing a jeweled blue eye shadow. This will make your eyes pop which is nice if they are your best feature. Even if they aren't, jeweled shades can make them more attractive. Brown eyes can also be flattered by shades such as burnt orange, gold and plum. Violet is another great choice as it compliments dark brown eyes giving them a light, dreamy appearance. Silvers, golds and pale blues will add depth to the eyes while bringing out their true beauty.

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Linn

Posted 519 days ago

Having brown eyes means I can wear nearly any color of eyeshadow and it will look good. The downside is that black eyeliner sometimes looks harsher than it should. I use a dark brown instead and it evens out.

Yetta

Posted 530 days ago

I love going through magazines to find new styles and techniques. While the step by step how-tos can be great, I have more fun looking at advertisements and breaking down the techniques myself.

Eda

Posted 533 days ago

Sometimes neutrals can look just as beautiful as more colorful shades. I use bare colors and they make my eyes look bright and sparkly by contrast. At times, understated styles can actually be better.

Mary

Posted 533 days ago

I always thought my brown eyes were plain until I started experimenting with colors. My eyes look fantastic with pinks and lavenders, but I never would have known if I hadn't tried.

Samella

Posted 556 days ago

To match your eye color, go through a handful of printed photos of yourself to get a good representation of the brown that shows up the most. Then, test the cosmetics on the back of your wrist and compare them to the photo.

GRACE

Posted 563 days ago

To match your eye color, go through a handful of printed photos of yourself to get a good representation of the brown that shows up the most. Then, test the cosmetics on the back of your wrist and compare them to the photo.

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