Blue Green

Posted in March 8, 2010 ¬ 12:49 amh.adminNo Comments »

Blue Green

Blue Green
What color eyeshadow bring out blue / green eyes?

I usually use brown eye shadow because I have blue eyes that sometimes look green, but it becomes old. What colors will bring out my eyes?

It's never match eye shadow color of the eyes. It will make them stand out. I've been a cosmetologist for twenty years. What we see in magazines is not what is considered good for the world every day. Models project no makeup every day. Project that what is beautiful for the evening, an evening at a fancy restaurant, or just plain "shock and awe" for purposes of art. These are the steps I used with any of my clients, if eye shadow and brought the matter without the other variables - such as skin tone and hair color - that are far more important to get the exact shade of neutral: 1. What is your age? If you are over 30, use mattes strictly 2. Eye shadow is applied to emphasize the eye. The area of the eyes should not look "painted on", because this is not the purpose of eye shadow. In fact, the eye area should appear as if nothing is put on it. Think "shadow". You are trying to shade the eye. 3. To highlight the eye color, neutrals are a must. Do not use green and blue, as we will share the spotlight and not more prominent everything, except you have the eye shadow on. I use light and dark brown with a little 'darker slate / ash (for the accent) for those on the blue side green. The shades of brown depending on skin tone and what the client wears. On the green, blue / green, I lean towards strictly candy and much lighter lists for accents. N. lists for the kinds of dark green, except for the evenings. As a rule, the blue-green to do better with the colors dark brown and slate / ash, while the ash-green blues do better with softer and lighter brown slate /. PS These guidelines are written in stone. However, we always need to learn very well how to streamline the applications themselves the emergence of a sense of continuity with the combination of colors. IOW, the zone of brown eyes and slate / ash areas appear as if they were part of a continuous model. The model is determined by the shape of the ocular surface. I forgot to mention the eye "smokey" effect. Slate and ash is my favorite for adding * * a touch of smoke to the eyes. Smoky effects add incredible size, if applied sparingly during the day and make your eyes really stand out. However, I would create much effect on a bold smokey eyes are exotic looking, brown or black in color. The reason why blacks and brown eyes can show a more daring smoke during the day, because it is brown or black eyes, be neutral, do not clash with whiteboards neutral and ash during the day. Course, the amount of stratification effects of smoking should be compatible with the skin tone and hair color.