How To Make Green Eyes Look Greener Naturally.

Introduction.

Green eyes are so cool and they need a lot of light and good makeup. You can use brown purple and golden colors, as well as green eyeshadow on the top eyelid down below the crease using a warm, soft black for winged liner.

Apply dark brown shadow to your crease, blending it toward your brow bone. Use a light brown eyeshadow to highlight your brow bone.

Green Eyes are So Cool and They Need a Lot Of Light and Good Makeup.

Green eyes are so cool and they need a lot of light and good makeup. You can use brown purple and golden colors for your eyeshadow palette, which will make your green look more natural. Green eyeshadow on the top eyelid down below the crease using a warm, soft black for winged liner.

You Can Use Brown Purple and Golden Colors.

You can use brown purple and golden colors to bring out your eyes. A light brown eyeshadow will highlight your brow bone and make it stand out more, while a dark brown shadow should be applied to the crease of your eyelid, blending it toward the brow bone.

For winged liner, go with a warm soft black that's not too harsh or harsh looking—this will help you line without making anyone look like they've got ink smeared all over their face!

And Green Eyeshadow on The Top Eyelid Down Below The Crease Using a Warm, Soft Black For Winged Liner.

Green eyes are so cool and they need a lot of light and good makeup. You can use brown purple and golden colors to make them more vivid.

You can also use green eyeshadow on the top eyelid down below the crease using a warm, soft black for winged liner.

Apply Dark Brown Shadow To Your Crease, Blending It Toward Your Brow Bone.

To create a natural-looking crease, apply dark brown shadow to your eyelid and blend it toward your brow bone. This can be done with either an eyeshadow brush or a sponge applicator.

Make sure that you don't apply the shadow too close to your lash line, as this will make your eyes look more closed than they really are.

If you want to keep things simple but still have some definition around the outermost part of your lid, try using black eyeliner pencil as an alternative choice—you'll find it easier than using another kind of product because its color matches perfectly with any other colors in this particular tutorial!

Use a Light Brown Eyeshadow To Highlight Your Brow Bone.

·         Use a light brown eyeshadow to highlight your brow bone.

·         If you have naturally dark skin, use a medium-dark shade of brown eyeshadow to create depth and dimension in your look.

You Can Make You Green Eyes Look Even Better By Wearing Certain Colors of Makeup.

·         Add a little bit of brown and purple to your eyeshadow.

·         Use a warm, soft black for winged liner.

·         Apply dark brown shadow to your crease, blending it toward your brow bone.

·         Use light brown eyeshadow to highlight your brow bone.

Conclusion.

If you are going to wear green eyeshadow, make sure it's an eyeshadow that is not too dark or light. The color should look natural and blend well with your skin tone.

You can also use light browns, golds and purples in this section of your makeup look so that it matches perfectly with how green your eyes really look like!