Makeup Tips for Brown-Eyed Beauties

Ladies endowed with brown eyes have the advantage of appearing utterly stunning in almost every shade of cosmetics. But if you are a novice and don’t know how to work with them, fret not. This article has all the information you need about eye makeup for brown eyes. Our tips and techniques will help you enhance the attractiveness of your eyes. Swipe up to investigate!

Eye Makeup For Dark Brown Eyes

1. Plum Eyeshadow

Plum hues complement dark brown irises so well. They have a very organic texture and appear incredibly stunning during the autumn. I can envision coupling this with a gorgeous mustard colored sweater with some trousers and boots.

You Will Need

• Brown eyeshadow

• Plum cosmetics

• Dark purple eyeshadow

• Eyeliner Mascara

How To Get This Look

• Use a brown tint with pink undertones as a transition hue in the crease.

• Apply a plum tint at the middle and inside of the eyelid.

• Apply a dark purple in the outer corner and blend it out.

• Apply eyeliner and mascara.

2. Dark Green Eyeshadow

Dark green is such a beautiful color, and it appears stunning on those with a dark brown eye color. It appears exceedingly enchanting. It would look amazing in matte or shimmer. If you’re going out during the day, a matte option would be preferable. If it’s for a party at night, don’t be hesitant to reach out for some eye glimmer!

You Will Need

• Warm brown pigment or coloring

• Dark green eyeshadow

• Black eyeshadow

• Mascara Eyeliner

How To Get This Look

• Use a warm brown eye pigment as a transition coloration in the crease.

• Apply a dark green tint all over the eyelid.

• Apply black to the outer corner.

• Apply eyeliner and mascara.

3. Gray Eyeshadow

Gray, a gentler option for black. I have dark brown eyes, and I can tell from firsthand experience that when I’m aiming for a dark yet subdued appearance, a gray eye pigment is the way to go. Add in a feathered liner, and it’ll completely complete your appearance. For a little more detailing, you can apply a line of silver eye glitter under the wing.

You Will Need

• Soft brown eyeshadow

• Gray eyeshadow

• Black eyeliner

• Silver eyeliner

• Mascara

How To Get This Look

• Use a light brown color as a transition shade in the crease.

• Apply gray eyeshadow to your eyelid and integrate it well.

• Apply a winged liner and a silver line below the wing to finalize the effect.

• Finish with mascara

4. Gold Eyeshadow

Black and gold go so well hand in hand! The gold eyeshadow is a stunning contrast to the darkness of the black. The reason why gold works so well on brown eyes is that the pigments help to bring out the minuscule specks of gold that are present in brown eyes.

You Will Need

• Brown eyeshadow

• Gold eyeshadow

• Black gel liner Mascara

How To Get This Look

• Apply the brown eyeshadow into the crease and faintly extend it into the brow bone. Blend this well.

• Next, apply a dense winged liner.

• Apply the gold to the remainder of the eyelid and make sure the gold and the black sections are blended well.

• Now, apply the concealer in the crease, using a clear liner brush. It’s crucial that this line is very defined since this is a cut crease makeup appearance. Follow the line of the wing and wing out the concealer well.

• Apply mascara and puff out the bottom lashes with the brown and you’re done!

5. Violet Eyeshadow

This is such a gorgeous color by itself. And when it’s being worn by those who have brown eyes, it makes the light specks in the brown stand out more! This appearance is excellent for a special occasion or a night out.

You Will Need

• Soft brown eyeshadow

• Violet eyeshadow

• Black eyeshadow

• Eyeliner Fake extensions

• Mascara

How To Get This Look

• Use the gentle brown eyeshadow with pink undertones as an eye primer.

• Apply the violet eyeshadow all over the eyelid and integrate.

• Apply black to the outer corner and the lower lash line to produce a smoldering effect.

• Finish with eyeliner and false lashes for a dramatic effect. Just using mascara is acceptable as well.

6. Green Eyeshadow

This color is so appropriate for the autumn! The slight orange eye contour around the green reminds me of a pumpkin! This look when coupled with a winged liner and a pair of false lashes will do wonders for a party. Wear an adorable sweater along with denim and a pair of boots, and you’re ready to go!

You Will Need

• Brown-orange eyeshadow

• Green eyeshadow

• Black eyeshadow

• Eyeliner Mascara

How To Get This Look

• Use a brown shade with orange undertones for the transition.

• Next, go in with the green eyeshadow and apply it all over the lid.

• Apply some black eyeshadow in the outer corner.

• Add a winged liner, mascara and if you’re feeling particularly extravagant, some artificial lashes.

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7. Bronze Eyeshadow

This is a wonderful appearance for parties and evenings out when you have pale hazel eyes. The bronze will do an excellent job in complementing the paler flecks in your eyes. This is also a wonderful appearance for the summer as the bronze would signify the warmth in the air.

You Will Need

• Brown eyeshadow

• <>Dark brown eyeshadow

• Bronze eyeshadow

• Eyeliner

• False eyebrows

How To Get This Look

• Use a brown tint for the transition in the crease and slightly into the brow bone.

• Now, use a darker tint of brown in the outer corner and the crease to accentuate the appearance.

• Apply a bronze hue over the eyelid and combine well.

• Apply eyeliner and false lashes.

• Teni Panosian, a YouTuber, directs viewers through a captivating makeup tutorial specifically intended for brown eyes. She combines bronze and purple colors to create a mesmerizing eye makeup look and says, “It [makeup look] was such a pretty look for the springtime.”

8. Rose Gold Eyeshadow

Rose gold is a hue that looks good on everyone, but when you really want to bring those large brown eyes forward, this fantastic color will do the job. This is a shade which is quite neutral so based on the occasion and time, you can build it up or tone it down.

You Will Need

• Nude brown eyeshadow

• Mauve eyeshadow

• Rose gold eyeshadow

• Eyeliner

• False eyebrows

How To Get This Look

• Use a brown nude hue as the eye shadow base and for the transition in the crease.

• Apply a faintly mauve tint in the outward corner.

• Use a rose gold shade for the eyelid and the inner corner.

• Apply liner and end with some artificial lashes.