Eyebrows play a powerful role in accentuating and defining our eyes. They have the ability to make or break a look, so make sure that your brows are properly threaded or tweezed so that they look neat and tidy. Purchase a two-toned brow makeup kit and carefully apply the brow powder throughout your brows in order to fill in any sparse areas and to give your brows an overall fuller look.
Many people prefer brow powder as opposed to brow liner because it is softer and does not look as harsh, guaranteeing a subtle and well-blended look that is natural. Powders are also easier to correct if you make a mistake or over apply. You can also apply a brow liner prior to the powder, but make sure to choose a color that is one to two shades lighter than your current brow color. If you use a color that is the exact same shade as your hair color, it will darken once it makes contact with your skin, which will then make your brows look too dark and unnatural. If you experience difficulties trying to find an exact match, you may want to consider blending a lighter shade with a darker one in order to create the ultimate customized brow color.
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Final Touches
The final part of the look is mascara. First, curl your lashes with a good quality eye curler, then coat your lashes with a waterproof mascara. Wait a few minutes before applying a second coat for added definition and length. For longer lasting mascara, you may want to consider applying a clear gel mascara first, which will thicken the lashes and make them appear fuller.
For a more natural look, go for brown mascara. For a more dramatic evening look, try either black or navy blue mascara. Another special tip is to lightly dip a powder puff into translucent powder and gently press around the eyelid area. This will help seal in your eyeliner and prevent it from running. (Note: do this prior to applying mascara so as not to smudge). Be sure to follow these effortless and easy to follow eye makeup tips for brown eyes that will stun everyone, including your self.
For the brown-eyed gals out there, there are so many choices when it comes down to creating the perfect eye makeup look. Because brown doesn�t have a complementary or opposite color on the color wheel, just about any eye makeup color will pair well with brown eyes.
If you have are looking for eye makeup tips for brown eyes, look no further. One good thing about brown eyes is that they look good with just about any eye shadow color, from light to dark. Depending on your shade of brown, there are certain colors that will complement your look better than others. Check out these tips straight from the makeup artist pros.