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Home›How To›How to Make Hazel Eyes Pop: 10 Steps

How to Make Hazel Eyes Pop: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 13, 2023
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Are you looking to enhance the natural beauty of your hazel eyes? Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make your hazel eyes pop, using makeup tips and tricks to accentuate their unique tones.

1. Determine the prominent flecks: First, figure out which flecks are most prominent in your eyes – greens, blues, golds, or browns. This will help you select the right colors for eyeshadow, liner, and mascara.

2. Choose complementary colors: When choosing eyeshadow colors that complement your hazel eyes, look for shades that contrast with the flecks in your eyes. For example, if you have green or blue flecks, opt for warm browns and gold; if brown flecks dominate, choose cooler shades like purples and greens.

3. Primer is important: An eyeshadow primer can help even out the color of your eyelids and provide a base for long-lasting eyeshadow application. Apply a thin layer of primer to the entire eyelid, up to the brow bone.

4. Apply a base color: Select a neutral or light eyeshadow shade as your base color and apply it all over the lid using a fluffy brush. Creating an even base helps other colors blend smoothly.

5. Define the crease with a medium shade: Choose a complementing shade slightly darker than your base color. Apply it in a windshield-wiper motion along the crease of your eye, working from the outer corner toward the inner corner.

6. Add depth with darker shades: Pick an eyeshadow shade darker than your crease color – think chocolate or deep purple. Place this color on the outer corner of your eye and blend it smoothly across the outer third of your eyelid to create depth.

7. Highlight under the brow bone and inner corner: With a lighter or shimmering shade, highlight the brow bone and the inner corner of your eyes. This brightens the entire eye area and creates an illusion of larger and more awake-looking eyes.

8. Define with eyeliner: To further enhance your hazel eyes, use an eyeliner that complements your chosen eyeshadow colors. Liner shades like dark brown, black, or navy work well. Apply on the upper lash line and slightly beyond the outer corner for a subtle wing.

9. Volumize and lengthen lashes: Invest in a quality mascara that adds volume and length to your lashes. Black or dark brown mascara often works best to create contrast against hazel eyes and make them stand out.

10. Complete the look with brows: Put the finishing touch on your eye makeup by grooming your eyebrows. Fill in sparse areas using an eyebrow pencil or powder that matches your natural brow color, then brush them into place with a spoolie brush.

And there you have it – 10 vital steps to emphasize your stunning hazel eyes! With these tips in hand, you’ll be able to create captivating looks that highlight the unique beauty of your irises.

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