Looking for a unique eyeshadow look? Try this brown and green combo!💚🤎
☺️If you’re looking to spice things up on the eyes, the brown and green eyeshadow look might be exactly what you’re looking for! This eyeshadow combo looks especially beautiful on olive skin tones and brown/green eyes but truly anyone can pull this off! It’s unique, so it works great if you’re looking to stand out. Plus, it’s simple to do, so anyone can learn how to create it!
Stick around for step by step instructions on how to achieve this look! 😙
✨Eye makeup inspiration
I got the inspiration for this look from the hazel color of my eyes. I wanted to play with color in a way that would be complementary to my eye color and skintone while also unique and different! I had no plan when I started, I just began to play!
After “creating” this look, I noticed Hailey Bieber’s makeup artist Leah Darcy did a similar look on her. Welp, happy to find out we’re all on the same wavelength! Further confirming that this is indeed a lewk. ✨
🤎Step 1: Neutral shade in the crease
Start by applying a neutral, contour shade in the crease. Moving the brush in windshield window wiper movements.
💚Step 2: Green in the inner corner
Wet your green eyeshadow a bit and dip a tiny angled brush in it. Begin tracing a line from the top of the inner corner of the eye into the crease. Bring some of this below the lower lash line of the corner as well.
✨Step 3: Shimmer on the lid
Pick up a champagne shimmer shade and pop that right on the center of the lid. Be sure to keep those colors in close proximity so they don't fight with each other.
🤎Step 4: Smoked out brown wing
Take some dark brown eyeshadow and place this on the outer corner of the eye, blending it out into a wing like shape. You can clean up this shape by taking a makeup remover wipe or a q tip with some micellar water and trace a line from your outer corner to your temple.
☝🏽Pro tip! For the perfect wing, aim for making the outer line parallel with the line that goes from the start of your brow to the arch of your eyebrow.
Would you try this look? Let me know in the comments !!
#[eyeshadows](7080) #[colorcombinations](8520) #[greeneyeshadow](2820)
~[Spectrum | 10-Shade Rainbow Palette | Profusion](2140364122741763)
Looking for a unique eyeshadow look? Try this brown and green combo!💚🤎
☺️If you’re looking to spice things up on the eyes, the brown and green eyeshadow look might be exactly what you’re looking for! This eyeshadow combo looks especially beautiful on olive skin tones and brown/green eyes but truly anyone can pull this off! It’s unique, so it works great if you’re looking to stand out. Plus, it’s simple to do, so anyone can learn how to create it!
Stick around for step by step instructions on how to achieve this look! 😙
✨Eye makeup inspiration
I got the inspiration for this look from the hazel color of my eyes. I wanted to play with color in a way that would be complementary to my eye color and skintone while also unique and different! I had no plan when I started, I just began to play!
After “creating” this look, I noticed Hailey Bieber’s makeup artist Leah Darcy did a similar look on her. Welp, happy to find out we’re all on the same wavelength! Further confirming that this is indeed a lewk. ✨
🤎Step 1: Neutral shade in the crease
Start by applying a neutral, contour shade in the crease. Moving the brush in windshield window wiper movements.
💚Step 2: Green in the inner corner
Wet your green eyeshadow a bit and dip a tiny angled brush in it. Begin tracing a line from the top of the inner corner of the eye into the crease. Bring some of this below the lower lash line of the corner as well.
✨Step 3: Shimmer on the lid
Pick up a champagne shimmer shade and pop that right on the center of the lid. Be sure to keep those colors in close proximity so they don't fight with each other.
🤎Step 4: Smoked out brown wing
Take some dark brown eyeshadow and place this on the outer corner of the eye, blending it out into a wing like shape. You can clean up this shape by taking a makeup remover wipe or a q tip with some micellar water and trace a line from your outer corner to your temple.
☝🏽Pro tip! For the perfect wing, aim for making the outer line parallel with the line that goes from the start of your brow to the arch of your eyebrow.
Would you try this look? Let me know in the comments !!
#[eyeshadows](7080) #[colorcombinations](8520) #[greeneyeshadow](2820)
~[Spectrum | 10-Shade Rainbow Palette | Profusion](2140364122741763)
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