How to choose eyeshadow to match your eye colour_Otara Cosmetics OEM & ODM Make Up

It’s one thing to perfect a glowing foundation or sculpting contour, but mastering an eye look can be especially tricky. More specifically, understanding how to choose eyeshadow colours that bring out your eyes and complement your overall complexion.

Whatever colour you wear on your eyes—whether it be eyeliner, mascara, or an eyeshadow—can truly make your eye colour pop by using a specific color that complements [them].On a colour wheel, you can find your specific eye color and directly across from that color will be the complementary shade for your own eye color.

Below, the eyeshadow colors to wear based on your eye color and the makeup products to shop.

Brown Eyes

Warm browns, golden shades, purples, and blues will do your brown eyes justice. So, Huda Beauty’s Brown Obsessions Eyeshadow Palette in toffee is a solid option for its assortment of golden caramels and pigmented honey shades. Otherwise,  a burgundy mascara like L’Oréal’s Voluminous formula in deep burgundy can make the eyes pop.

 

Blue Eyes

Orange and other warm shades will complement blue eyes well. For a look, can reach for the Dior Backstage Eyeshadow Palette in amber neutrals for its assortment of blendable coppery tones. If you’re sticking to liner, she recommends Makeup By Mario’s pencil in soft brown, or another warm brown, applied to your waterline.

 

Hazel Eyes

Those with hazel eyes should reach for purples, browns, golds, and greens in their makeup. We recommend Charlotte Tilbury’s Luxury Eyeshadow Palette in The Vintage Vamp—a buildable shadow quad consisting of warm purple and red tones. For eyeliner, try Chanel’s Stylo Yeux in prune intense to bring out your eye color.

 

Green Eyes

Green eyes will be complemented best by warm oranges, reds, and golds, which makes the Natasha Denona Bronze Eyeshadow Palette a smart buy especially ahead of summer. Like brown or hazel-eyed counterparts, those with green eyes should have a burgundy mascara or liner on hand. Hurkman recommends Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Eyeliner for its iconic blend of berry and brown.

 

Gray Eyes

Warm browns, golds, oranges or even a dark charcoal smokey eye would make gray eyes stand out. For blue and gray eye colors, using a warm brown liner in the waterline is good.You can also smudge this out to use as a cream eyeshadow all over the lid.” For the smokey look, Victoria Beckham’s Satin Kajal Liner in ash works wonders, though Makeup by Mario’s soft brown Liner is the ultimate warm brown.