Basic Makeup Tips

Green eyes are really fun to work with. They have such a wide color range from turqouise to chartreuse to forest green to bright light green and on and on.

Choosing An Eyeshadow

The most popular question I get is "what eyeshadow can I wear with my eye color?" Listen up, and I'll tell you.

General makeup tips for brown eyes always include browns, beige and neutral tans. Grays and charcoals look good with this eye color, as do violet and lavender. You can mix it up with a lavendar and a violet.

Your eyes are the window to your soul, so give them the proper frame applying a few of the eye makeup tips that you can easily find online, browsing magazines or asking a beauty advisor. However, not only the eyes, remember that there are a number of different makeup tips to help you look like a movie star.

For Green or Hazel eyes greens are your best eye shadow colour. To really brighten your eyes try a deep khaki or forest green. Brown, apricot, purple, and plum eye shadow will also enhance your eye colour. "Edgy" eye shadow colour favorites for green or hazel eyes are gold, lime-green, really light green, and bright purple.

Choose makeup products that match your personal skin tone very closely. And be sure to read the entire label. Some product labeling can be quite difficult to understand and oil can be hidden under other names.

Applying the eye makeup

• Apply your foundation first over your entire face before you start on your eye makeup. You need a good canvas to work with.
• Apply an eyeshadow primer from lash to brow to make your eye makeup last. You can skip this step if you prefer.
• Eyeshadow is commonly found in powder form but it is also available in cream with a sponge-tip wand and in crayons.
• Eyeshadow should be used for night make-up.
• Eye shadows with cream-coloured, soft and silky texture are posed in two blows of brushes and are based on the eyelid naturally.
• Apply the darkest shade to the outer corners of the eyes from lash line to the crease.

Do your eyelids have a puffy appearance or do your eyes appear a bit sunken? Draw brown lines on your upper eyelids and then blend the lines into a shadow that make your lids just a bit darker than the rest of your skin. You don't want them to look made up. If you can see that there is makeup on them, you have gone too far and need to blend some of the color out.

The collection from naked minerals, however, is not limited only to foundation. Other products you will be able to find include bronzer, blush, lip and eye coloring, and almost anything else you could possibly think to include in your cosmetic routine. All of these, of course, also come in different colors.

Once you determine the other supporting color that makes up the brown in your iris, grab the color wheel and go shopping. At the very least take this concept to the boutique or makeup studio with your next visit. Remember, there is always a little magic when opposition works harmoniously.

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