8 Makeup Tips for Hazel Eyes ...

By Lyndsie

8 Makeup Tips for Hazel Eyes ...

Makeup tips for hazel eyes are unique and unexpected – just like hazel eyes themselves! I used to hate my eye color because I just wanted it to be green – no mix of brown and gold, just plain green! Since learning how to make the most of them, however, I've learned to embrace my eyes, to love them. After all, hazel eyes are beautiful, whether they pair green with brown and shards of grey, or with gold and flecks of blue. Highlight your gorgeous, bejeweled eyes too, by making use of these stellar makeup tips for hazel eyes!

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Make the Most of the Kaleidoscope

Hazel eyes are extraordinarily unique because they do contain so many different hues. Furthermore, whether you've got gorgeous mahogany skin, flawless caramel coloring, a rich golden tan, or a pale porcelain visage, your eyes capture that color and likely change accordingly. That means that you're in the unique position to change the color of your eyes by highlighting the hues you like best. As you read these makeup tips for hazel eyes, keep that in mind by remembering that your skin, hair, and clothing options all make a difference.

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Go a Little Greener

If you're like me and still like to play up the green flecks in your eyes, turn to purple. You've probably noticed that, depending on your coloring, various shades of purple look phenomenal on you. Embrace that! Play around with different palettes, experiment with subtle shades of lilac, lavender, and violet, or bold, jeweled tones like plum, eggplant, and deep, royal purple. Add in a little gold for even more texture and depth. Feel free to try a gold-flecked purple mascara, even, if you don't want to work the shades in eyeliner and shadow.

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Purple is a great way to bring out the green flecks in hazel eyes. Shades of lilac, lavender, and violet are subtle and flattering, while bolder colors like plum, eggplant, and royal purple can really make the green in your eyes pop. Gold is also a great way to add texture and depth to any look. For a more subtle effect, try a gold-flecked purple mascara. Just make sure to blend your colors, and don’t forget to use a primer to ensure your makeup lasts all day.

If you’re not sure what colors look best on you, try going to a makeup counter and asking a professional for advice. They can help you find the perfect shades for your eye color and skin tone. You can also experiment with different looks and colors at home. Start with a neutral base and add in a few purple shades until you find the perfect look for you.

When it comes to hazel eyes, it’s all about playing up the green flecks with purple and gold. With the right colors and application, you can make your eyes stand out without going too bold. Just have fun with it and experiment until you find the perfect look for you.

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Get Envious

Now, there are some people who will tell you that green eye shadow is a no-go, but that's simply not true. This season especially, emerald green is the color. Even if you're subtle, your hazel eyes can easily carry green shadows and liners. You can blend it and keep it soft with taupe, beige, or gold, but give it a try. You don't have to go all out, but a little green color will take you incredibly far. This color tip is especially worthwhile if you want to play up the gold tones in your eyes.

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All That Glitters is Gold

Gold and gold-toned eyeliners and shadows look amazing with hazel eyes. Again, you can take the subtle route with warm taupe, copper, or bronze with flecks of gold, go with a purple or green that incorporates gold, or go for a neutral palette that introduces just a little gold glimmer. Depending on your particular eye color, this will either make your brown hues pop or attract attention to the green haze over that pretty gaze.

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Hazel eyes are a unique eye color, with a combination of brown, green, and gold. To make them stand out, it’s important to choose the right makeup. One of the best makeup tips for hazel eyes is to use gold and gold-toned eyeliners and shadows. These shades will bring out the warm hues of your eyes and make them sparkle. You can choose a subtle shade like warm taupe, copper, or bronze with flecks of gold, or you can go bolder with a purple or green that incorporates gold. Neutral palettes with just a hint of gold glimmer are also great for hazel eyes, as they can make the brown hues pop or draw attention to the green haze. To complete the look, use a light brown or taupe eyeshadow on the lid and a darker brown in the crease. Finish with a few coats of mascara and you’ll have a stunning eye makeup look that will show off your hazel eyes.

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Pretty in Pink

Pink looks beautiful with just about any eye color, so you can understand why it complements hazel so well. If your hazel eyes have blue undertones, a little bit of soft, shimmery pink goes a long way. If you have a richer brown color, then darker shades of bold pink look incredible. A light, matte mauve brings out the green in your eyes as well. Really, you can't lose with pink, so just play around with different palettes!

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Experimenting with Eyeliner

Even if you wear it light during the day, always play around with your eyeliner. You have a unique eye color and it can handle colored eyeliners. While black will simply call attention to your hazel color just as it is, think about wearing purple, a coppery brown, or even a deep, forest green. While you should largely stay away from eye shadows in shades of blue and light grey, a navy eyeliner will look splendid with your pretty, multicolored peepers!

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Don't Neglect the Pout

Sometimes the best way to bring out your eyes is with a complementary lip color. Naturally, you don't want to wear green lipstick, but play around with rich plums, pretty pinks, subdued mauve lip colors, and even shades with hints of copper, brown, or gold. Anything gold or bronze that shimmers will lend its illumination to your eyes, and berry is a wonderful bold choice when you're trying to bring out blue shards. To play up all those green glimmers, think about a fun coral or keep it nude and neutral.

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Accentuating Accents

If you have the skin tone to carry it off, a little bronzer will definitely bring out all the colors in your eyes. Don't go overboard, just add a little shimmer to your cheeks and your forehead, maybe a little over your noise. Failing that, make sure you add on some highlighter. It looks best around your eyes – but again, use a light touch!

Your eyes reflect your mood, sometimes taking on stronger green or golden or stormy brown tones. By bringing out your hazel eyes, you'll make them light up even more. Have you ever wanted to change your eye color or do you love your gaze, just the way it is?

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Great tips for my hazel eyes.Most people think there brown.I tried these tips and they really make the green pop. Add comment

Love this... Thanks for the tips..def going to try them!

I've been experimenting with colors for my hazel eyes which sometimes look red but i need different color ideas any tips#hazel eyes

Thank you! I love playing up my hazel eyes! Off to by some purple eyeliner! :)

You guys should make one about brown eyes (:

I have hazel eyes and they are small and with very small eyelids. When I wear eyeshadow I feel like it looks like I have been punched! lol! what is a good way to apply and what is a good brand of eyeshadow? Thanks

Thank u this helped :)

I used to think I had just brown eyes that occasionally showed green. As of the last year they have had a deep green outside ring, a lighter green with bits of greyish blue coming towards the pupil, around the pupil is golden brown, but the golden brown has slight lines of darker brown in it. I love it and everyone comments how unusual it is. Does that mean I could try any colour makeup?

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