Making your eyes look bright and white is all about contrast, and Makeup 101 says to look to the color wheel when you're trying to pick the right color complement to your eye color. "Go with the opposite color of your eyes for eye shadow," says Jacobs.

For blue eyes, that means choosing a golden peach or warm brown color.

Dark eyes are set off by blue shadow. For dark eyes that are warmer in color (like honey or chestnut), Jacobs suggests a cooler blue tone, like blue-gray. For brown eyes that fall on the cooler end of the color spectrum (like espresso or almost-black eyes), Jacobs recommends a warmer blue, like periwinkle, to offset them.

Though the opposite of green is red, a crimson eye shadow will just bring out any redness in your eyes, says Jacobs. Opt for brick or purple shadow.

You know how a white dress always looks so much brighter against tan skin? Same goes for your eyes.

To make your eyes look extra-bright, use a bronzer two shades darker than your skin tone. (Jacobs likes Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Sheer Colour for their array of color choices.) Brush it where the sun touches most -- across your forehead, from cheek-to-cheek across the bridge of your nose and on your chin. If you have freckles, use their placement as your guide.

Just like the wrong shade of lipstick can make your teeth look two shades yellow-er, the right shade can brighten up your whole face, including your eyes. Clinique conducted a study to find out which shades of lipstick contrasted the most with white teeth, and dentists found that blue-based red, violet-based soft pinks and bright coral lip colors all made teeth look one shade whiter.

To contrast with the whites of your eyes, Lipstick Queen founder Poppy King recommends tangerine hues, like Lipstick Queen Jungle Queen in Pop-paya Coral. If you prefer a more classic look, try L'Oreal Paris Colour Riche LipColour in British Red.