What Colors Should I Use In Makeup? Mainly Eyeshadow?

Ive got brownish blonde hair, brown eyes, and medium skin, but more tan in summer. I Really want to know what would look good for my eyes. light or dark? i mean i want it to really make my eyes stand out and look pretty. I am a fan of multiple colors of eyeshadow. ThanksWhat Colors Should I Use In Makeup? Mainly Eyeshadow?
ok, so i think you should try more ';nature'; colours, by that i mean,





DAY:





EYES: dark greens, deep browns, golds and bronzes, stay away very away from using baby pink/blue/green on your eyes, no one can pull this off, and usually i advise people to stay away from using eye shadow the same colour as there eyes but since you have brown eyes blonde hair, your one of the lucky few who can pull it off : )





BRONZER: a very light bronzer





EYELINER: a gold or brown





MASCARA: brown, brown black or clear, i dont think people should use black mascara on a day to day occasion because its too ';night time'; and it makes them look rather odd





LIPSTICK/GLOSS: very light pinks like baby pinks, clears, ect ect





NIGHT





EYES: once again NEVER black, instead go dark greys and almost black colours for your eyes





FACE/BRONZER: no bronzer, just some foundation and pressed powder!





EYELINER: black or greys





MASCARA: Black, its only good to use black mascara at night





LIPSTICK/GLOSS: very light pinks like baby pinks, clears, ect ect





i dont know what you look like, so im sorry i cant help you with that, but if you just go to my FAVE website www.covergirl.com (cut and paste the link) and then register for free, then select connect with CG, then choose the CG make up mirror, you can upload your photo and try out all there makeup and try different styles to see which one suits you the most!





hope this helped!





: )What Colors Should I Use In Makeup? Mainly Eyeshadow?
hey, id deff go with pretty light flowey colors. i think ur on the right track when u say multible colers. i think ud look good in light greens, blues, or purples. i have a friend who has the same type of hair and eyes, so id deff say try this out with multible shades! good luck!
I used to sell Mary Kay %26amp; would suggest to women that they try light shades on the lid - taupe, light beige - then a darker neutral shade in the crease - darker browns, grays, then the light again on the arch under the brow. This seems to accent the eye color %26amp; make eyes look bigger, without drawing the attention from the eyes, which a lot of dark or bold colors seem to do. Also, use a matching (gray or brown) eyeliner AFTER applying the shadow - complete line under eye, half length upper lid, from pupil to outer corners; top off with dark brown or brown-black - not TOO dark - mascara.