If you have green eyes and grey hair what is a good shade of eyeshadow?

Answer 1

In my personal opinion the best eye color shades would be dark browns and cream colors. Brush a charcoal color over the lid and place a small amount under the eye. Then brush a cream color beneath the brow and blend it in to the charcoal color Then apply eyeliner and mascara.

Definitely cremes and peaches. they neutralise the gray and make your eyes greener.

I also have green eyes and dark brown hair, I think a thin eye liner on top lashes with a great mascara just on the top lashes and a little blush with natural shade lip color will look great. People should second guess themselves as to if you are or aren't wearing make-up. It would've been better if you told us your skin color. My skin color is olive. But either way I think natural looking make up works best. Nothing overdone.

Light, creamy, sparkly, and glittery make-up would look cute on you. If you wanna go "Glitzy and Fabulous", creamy and slightly glittery red would look nice as your eye shadow, and light pink as your blush. Top it off with a few swipes of red glitter gloss. After that, don't forget our good ol' friends, mascara and eye lash curler. Look at the mirror and what do you see? A fabulous girl staring straight back at you.

If you want to go "Light and Simple", it would be nice to brush some light red eye shadow on and puff some reddish-pinkish light blush on your cheeks. And now for the finale:red lipstick and gloss. A simple yet adorable look!

The key here, to me at least, is "bright red dress." Bright red dresses look best with bright red lipstick. You should wear your usual foundation, concealer and powder. a moderate amount of blush, and neutral eye makeup--beige shadow on your lids, medium brown in your creases, a little bit of eyeliner and some mascara are all you really want to do.

Answer 2

I would use a muted eye palette with this dress--either three browns or three muted purples. Purple makes a brown eye really pop. Red dresses and red lipstick go together, and you need a really subtle eye when you wear red lipstick if you don't want to look really painted-up.

Answer 3

It all matters on your appearence/outfit, facial structure, and the colors you like. If you have a big area to work with try a smokey eye in a lighter shade. If you have low eyes try a light pink and white to highlight the eye. Think about your appearence. Try different colors or look on YouTube.com and find what works for you :)

Answer 4

Something brightening to show off your green eyes... Im guessing skin is pale? A bright, slightly lighter than skintone colour (NOT WHITE THOUGH!) and some warm brown blended in the crease and all very subtly blended so no harsh lines.

Answer 5

The 'smokey eye'. Just apply light concealer below and above the lid and blend it well. Line your eyes(top and bottom lid) with a charcoal pencil, then smudge using a small eye brush. And use a charcoal-colored eye shadow along the pencil line. And you can apply a slightly darker eyeshadow from lash line to crease. Keep blending. It's the key to a smokey eye look.

I have done this before and it worked great.

Hope this helped! x

Answer 6

I would use a color that brings out your green eyes. A combo of a grayish silver with a light green. Use a geen shade liner on the inside of the lower lid. Make those green eyes pop.

Answer 7

Lilac is always a good color for green eyes. As is pink.

Answer 8

You should wear red eyeshadow on the lower eye and a shimmery silver on he upper eye. It's a really cute combination.

Answer 9

I would think a light gold-ish color..