Do you need a shade of shade that looks great with the color of your eyes?
So here you have some help. There are two things to consider when you are choosing the colors of your shadows: color of your eyes and your skin tone. With the right shadows, the color of your eyes will really stand out.
- When you are choosing colors for your skin tone, you should stick to the subtle and natural tones.
- If you are fair complexion, it is best to stay away from dark colors.
- Brunette women, should always avoid white and light tones, look for shadows that are darker tones.
- Choosing the best eye shadow for your skin tone and eye color will help you stand out overall. Makes the whites of the eyes appear "whiter" by making the color of the iris protrude. I'm not saying you should stick to these colors forever, I know we all need some variety, but these are the best colors for you, especially when you want to look your best.
- The Basics When it comes to choosing an eye shadow, start with the basic colors, then select the colors that stand out according to the color of your eyes, buy basic tones that look natural, such as black or dark gray, light brown and neutral tones with shine, like gold or light beige. Armed with these basic colors, you can create a perfect look to complement your face.
Hair color
Are you looking for another way to choose an eye shadow? Try something that matches your hair color, like golden brown, apricot or soft coral for blondes. Wine, plum or intense coffee for the brunettes and green or navy blue for the redheads.
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Once you have purchased your eye shadows, it is important not to use the main color, that is, the one that will stand out (for example, an apricot, green, or blue) on the entire eyelid. Instead, apply it as an eyeliner on the outer third of the eye to improve your look.
For Blue Eyes
The ones you should try: Warm browns, warm coffees, soft peach, gray, violet, purple, dark blue tones (a shade darker than your eye color makes them look bluer), black (mix it with a bright blue to a smoked effect). Intense coffees with a touch of red or brown with a touch of bright red or gold.
The ones you can try: silver, turquoise, fuchsia (this illuminates any shade of blue)
For Green Eyes Or Hazelnut
The ones you should try: warm browns, golden coffees, apricot, deep purples, soft peach, soft violets, plum, strong green or khaki shades, (because they are in the same family of greens, which illuminate green eyes).
The ones you can try: golden, lime green, very light greens,
bright violets, (super modern)
For Brown Eyes
Surprise yourself and jump! You have the super luck to be able to use the tone you want. What you should try: copper, bronze, champagne, light pink with a touch of brown, coffee, beige and khaki green, (lighter shades highlight the eyes). Most purple shades work great, especially deep plum shades, and pale silver.
The ones you can try: tangerine, navy blue, hot pink, lime green, (the contrast adds strength to the brown color).
For Gray Eyes
What you should try: Charcoal tones, cold coffees, purple.
The ones you can try: aqua or lavender tones.
The key is to play with the color of the eyes, but not to combine them equally. Just as in your closet you avoid having everything exactly in the same colors, the same principle applies to choose the correct shade color.
Although I always say ... The rules were made to break, you can base yourself on this guide, but in the end, only you decide the colors that you think are best for you. Choose the perfect eye shadow. For the first eye shadow choose a darker shade. For the second eye shadow choose a medium tone. For the third eye shadow choose a lighter shade.
With just a well applied stroke of "eyeliner" your eyes will look impeccable and highly favored without the need for shadows. Of course, we advise that before you cover the eyelid with corrector and selles with translucent powders to unify the tone and avoid the shine. You can also use a close-up of eyes for a perfect finish.
Bet your entire look on a single shade of vibrant color that leaves everyone with their mouths open. Combine it with your clothes, with your eyes or even with your hair color. Apply it with some prebase to make it pigment more and it diffuses well the borders so that it is well integrated in the upper eyelid. It also plays with a bit of natural color shade for cutting as a transition.
