Do you have brown eyes? Then you are in good company, as brown is the most common eye color worldwide. Whether a deep dark brown, a mystical hazel brown, or a golden amber tone – this eye color comes in so many shades that no two browns look the same. This gives you a great beauty benefit: almost every color suits your brown eyes! You can definitely be bold with color here. Purple, plum, and berry tones are especially elegant and perfect for special occasions. Did you know? Cool and strong tones can make your beautiful brown eyes appear even warmer.

Subtle, bold, or for a special look (or for the pros among you) – Which eyeshadow color do you choose?

Are you wondering which eyeshadow looks best on blue eyes? There is an important beauty rule for blue eyes: the darker the blue of your eyes, the stronger the colors can be. Darker shades perfectly emphasize the depth of your blue eyes. Do you like experimenting with multiple shades? Then we recommend practical eyeshadow palettes with several coordinated colors. But be careful not to use too many different shades from different color groups, as this can quickly make your look appear too colorful.

Do you prefer subtle or more intense colors? Or are you already a pro looking for a color for your special look? Here you can see all the shades that go well with blue eyes.

Your eyes shine in mysterious green? Then you can consider yourself very lucky, because green is the rarest of all eye colors. And it’s also very versatile, as you can wear almost any eyeshadow color perfectly with green eyes! Our tip for you: Match your eyeshadow to your hair color. Dark hair allows for darker eyeshadows. Lighter hair tones go great with softer, lighter eyeshadow shades. But you should also keep in mind the well-known rule of thumb when applying eyeshadow for green eyes: Don’t combine too many different shades – this can make your look appear busy and too colorful.

Many eyeshadow colors enhance the beauty of your green eyes – whether subtle, bold, or for advanced users... you will surely find the right color!

A primer can prevent eyeshadow from creasing – this extends its wear on the eyelid.

When choosing colors for hooded eyelids, you should keep in mind that light and neutral colors can visually open the eye and make it appear more awake. You can apply these colors well as a base over the entire eyelid. Shimmery or glittery colors on the movable eyelid can also help to conceal hooded eyelids. They reflect light and draw more attention to the eyelid.

Some darker tones in the crease and at the outer corner of the eye, on the other hand, create depth and dimension. Taupe, soft brown, or gray tones are especially ideal for this. Make sure to blend the colors well to avoid harsh lines. The color can extend slightly beyond the natural crease so that it remains visible when the eye is open.

A little highlighter in the inner corner of the eye and on the highest point of the eyebrow further opens up the eye and beautifully accentuates it.