Makeup for my eyes.

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Baily R.

Jul 7, 2013

Baily R.

So I have really dark brown eyes. (Some people say they're black) and I want to start wearing eye makeup, but I'm not sure what will look good. Any suggestions?

Alexa D.

Jul 7, 2013

Alexa D.

If your hair/skin is darker, go for black pencil eyeliner and black mascara. If you have light hair and pale skin, go for brown pencil eyeliner and mascara. Gel eyeliner is also an option but for a beginner you have more control with a pencil. Don't opt for liquid liner though! It's really hard to use at first. I would first stick with just using neutral eyeshadow colors (bronze, brown, nude) starting off with a kind of cheap pallet (Physicians Formula nude pallet maybe?). You could also get some colors in a cooler range (blue and purple) but use them sparingly. I hope I helped. :)

Baily R.

Jul 7, 2013

Baily R.

Thank you, that helped :)

Kierstyn C.

Jul 7, 2013

Kierstyn C.

You're pretty you don't need makeup (:

Baily R.

Jul 9, 2013

Baily R.

Awwwe thanks :D

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