How to Make Brown Eyes Pop.
You have so many color choices to use with those beautiful eyes your only problem will
be exercising some restraint.
You will need Neutral and lighter makeup Eye shadow Eyeliner A dome brush and mascara.
Step 1.
Select neutral eye-makeup colors like blue/gray, teal, taupe, peach, and plum when using makeup
techniques to bring out brown eyes.
Though brown-eyed people can pull off nearly any shade, overly bright ones might detract
from the eyes.
Step 2.
Prime the entire lid, then scheme in a silver or gray highlight along the lid edge.
Step 3.
Touch up the corners with a dark shadow.
Lightly sweep the color into the crease.
Bring in a lighter, matte shade toward the brow that almost matches skin tone, to define
the eyebrow without a harsh line.
Purple enhances dark or olive skin tones and complements brown eyes.
Step 4.
Choose any color but black for eyeliner, and dramatize the eye more by brushing from the
outer third of the lid and out, to suggest an almond shape.
Generally, use lighter color eyeliner and keep it to a minimum to softly frame brown
eyes.
Step 5.
Etch just under the eye's lower lash line with a small dome brush in a slightly softer
shade than, but the same color as, the corners.
Step 6.
Apply black mascara, or dark blue as an alternative.
Use brown for a natural look, going heavier on the upper lashes and emphasizing the outer
corners.
Let everyone notice your eyes.
Did you know Research from the University of Copenhagen demonstrated in 2008 that people
with blue eyes, who comprise about 10 percent of the world's population, have one common
ancestor.