Holiday party Purse Essentials

Big parties, lots of celebration, and more importantly, first impressions. Here’s our guide to the must-haves in your purse; for last minute invites or last minute breakouts.

Your phone: You couldn’t possibly go to an ugly sweater party without bringing your smartphone to capture and tweet out all the fun! We recommend using the Hipstamatic app to give your photos that vintage Polaroid feel.
Listerine® Pocketpaks®: It’s small size makes the perfect purse accessory. You never know who you’ll run into this holiday season (perhaps an old crush?) so make sure you’re prepared!


Clean &Clear® Advantage® Acne Spot Treatment: Holidays stressing you out? Feeling the wrath of breakout gods? Have no fear, we’ve got you covered in just four hours! Did we mention it’s as cute as a button and small enough to fit in any purse or clutch? You’re welcome.


Hand Sanitizer: ‘Tis the season of colds and flu’s. Sanitize often especially since you’ll be doing so much hand shaking and hugging.
Dr. Scholl’s Fast Flats™: Let’s be honest, as fabulous as those heels look on you, they are cause for some seriously sore feet. These compact and foldable shoes fit discreetly in your purse and come with a wristlet for easy storage and portability. Did we mention they come in three sizes?
Be sure to check out what our globetrotting host Sharlene carries in her purse!

Top 5 makeup tips for 2011

Fall is Lucky’s favourite season. Everyone puts a little more effort into their look when the leaves turn colour! Here are her 5 favorite makeup trends for Fall 2011:

The Two-Toned Smoky Eye

Seen here at Diane Von Furstenberg, a twist on the classic dark smoky eye has a refreshing dash of silver and glitter on the inner eyes. Pair it with a nude lip.
Try: Tval’s ‘Black Ice’ eyeshadow with MAC ‘3-D Silver’ glitter or Lise Watier ‘Opale’ Glitter.2

Light and Shade

Seen here at Thakoon, Fall’s take on the natural makeup trend, pumped up with some contour and highlight.
Try: Cover FX ‘Natural FX’ foundation, then MAC blush in ‘Blunt’ or ‘Buff’ to contour & ‘Trace Gold’ or ‘Honour’ to highlight, or Cover FX ‘The Big Cover Up Kit’

Plum Dandy

Fashionista’s love affair with plum is going strong. Whether in a smoky eye or taking centre stage with a bold lip (as seen here at Proenza Schouler), this is not a look for the timid. Afraid of a dark lip? Use your lipstick with a brush to create more of a sheer stain.
Try: MAC lipstick in ‘Media’ or ‘Cyber’, Chanel lipstick in ‘Rouge Noir’.

The Red Lip

Paired here with plum smoky eyes for a more dramatic effect, the red lip makes any outfit feel a little more dressed up.
Try: MAC ‘Viva Glam’ lipstick, Kat Von D ‘Hellbent’ lipstick

Bond Girl Eyeliner

Ah, yes. My favorite eyeliner is back with a 60’s vibe… maybe a touch of Amy Winehouse? Whatever the case, pairing a heavy cat-eye liner with a nude lip will make you feel like a femme fatale.
Try: Cargo Liquid Liner or MAC ‘Blacktrack’ Fluidline

Bronzer for Beginners

As thoughts of “back to school” enter our minds, we all want to hang on to summer a little bit longer
But, since we all know about how the sun-tanning beds can damage your skin (don’t forget your SPF even in Fall!!) and since I’m not a fan of using self-tanner on the face (I feel it always looks the wrong tone or blotchy and settles in to fine lines on the face) here are my tips on using bronzer!
Look for a bronzer that has a bit more of a golden tone (not an orangey tone). Whether or not it has a small amount of iridescence in it or is matte is up to you… I personally like how iridescence gives the skin a healthy glow. However, a guy might want to choose a matte texture so there’s no “makeup” look to the skin. Choose a colour that isn’t too much darker than your skin (otherwise you’ll look like you are obviously wearing bronzer, or worse… like your face is dirty!). Usually bronzer comes in a range from light, medium or dark. The whole point of bronzer is to look sun kissed, not super-tanned (insert mental image of anyone from ‘Jersey Shore’ here!).

Use a medium to large fluffy brush. Start light and build if you feel you want to go a bit darker. It’s all about placement with bronzer! I like to start at the temples and work my way in. Dust the bronzer over your forehead, nose, and upper cheekbones (almost imagine a pair of goggles, but more blended), and then also, a bit on the chin. Basically, all the high points of the face where the sun would naturally give you a glow. DON’T put bronzer all over your whole face or your face will be a different shade than your neck!
Your bronzer shouldn’t take place of a powder. Powder is there to control shine, bronzer is to impart colour. Touching up throughout the day with a bronzer isn’t a good idea!
Remember: fluffy brush, start light, placement and blending! Now get out there and get your glow on!!
Before and After:

Bronzer for Beginners

As thoughts of “back to school” enter our minds, we all want to hang on to summer a little bit longer
But, since we all know about how the sun-tanning beds can damage your skin (don’t forget your SPF even in Fall!!) and since I’m not a fan of using self-tanner on the face (I feel it always looks the wrong tone or blotchy and settles in to fine lines on the face) here are my tips on using bronzer!
Look for a bronzer that has a bit more of a golden tone (not an orangey tone). Whether or not it has a small amount of iridescence in it or is matte is up to you… I personally like how iridescence gives the skin a healthy glow. However, a guy might want to choose a matte texture so there’s no “makeup” look to the skin. Choose a colour that isn’t too much darker than your skin (otherwise you’ll look like you are obviously wearing bronzer, or worse… like your face is dirty!). Usually bronzer comes in a range from light, medium or dark. The whole point of bronzer is to look sun kissed, not super-tanned (insert mental image of anyone from ‘Jersey Shore’ here!).

Use a medium to large fluffy brush. Start light and build if you feel you want to go a bit darker. It’s all about placement with bronzer! I like to start at the temples and work my way in. Dust the bronzer over your forehead, nose, and upper cheekbones (almost imagine a pair of goggles, but more blended), and then also, a bit on the chin. Basically, all the high points of the face where the sun would naturally give you a glow. DON’T put bronzer all over your whole face or your face will be a different shade than your neck!
Your bronzer shouldn’t take place of a powder. Powder is there to control shine, bronzer is to impart colour. Touching up throughout the day with a bronzer isn’t a good idea!
Remember: fluffy brush, start light, placement and blending! Now get out there and get your glow on!!
Before and After:

Wenter Beauty must have's

‘Tis the season of dry skin, chapped lips and static hair.
Let’s be honest, we could all use a little more vitamin D in our lives. But not all of us have the luxury of living in sunshine year round. This is Canada after all; where our Twitter feed is often flooded with traffic and weather rants. So why not concentrate on something you can control… taking care of that precious body of yours and feeling good about it! Here are some of our favourite beauty products that help make the winter months a little less blah and a little more fabulous.

Nars Blush:

Not feeling the whole pale look? Cheat it with some blush! This is our little secret to achieving that healthy glow without overdoing it like our friends in the Jersey Shore (sorry Snooki). If you normally wear bronzer in summer, consider switching to a blush for the winter months. We’re a fan of NARS blush which comes in a billion colours and lasts forever.

Clean & Clear® Deep Action Cream Cleanser

You change up your fashion and make up with the season – why not your cleanser? Switch your cleanser to a cream cleanser to give your skin the extra moisture it needs in the winter. We recommend following up with a little Clean & Clear® Dual Action Moisturizer.

Fair Trade Foot Lotion:

Whether you’re dancing it up at a Christmas party or walking in your winter boots all day, you’re tootsies need some love. Our weapon of choice comes from Lush. This minty fresh foot cream not only provides relief, but smells great too! Plus its fun pink colour will bring a smile to your face every time you open it.

Bag Balm:

Hands down, one of Lucky’s favourite winter items, this salve is actually designed to soothe cow’s udders. What?! But seriously, it’s a real life-saver for dry, chapped skin. Use it anywhere on your body, as lip balm, or even a cuticle treatment! Thanks for the tip Lucky!

Osis Hair Body:

Let’s be honest, as cute as hats and toques are in the winter, they cause a lot of static and frizz. We’ve discovered this amazing lightweight conditioning spray with anti-static properties so you can control your style even when the toque is on.

Kiehl’s Lip Balm:

Although it feels like Mr. Golden Sun has left our life, the truth is he’s always hanging out. So it’s important to remember SPF on those beautiful lips of yours. Whether you’re planning a New Year’s make out sesh, or simply just walking to school or work, make sure your lips are looking hot!
Got something better? Don’t hold out on us! We want to know your secret weapons or better yet, what you think of ours!

winter make up tips

As a special holiday gift,  I asked my friend Jean-François to do one of his fantastic makeup tutorials showcasing some winter trends!  I’m a huge fan of his Youtube tutorials and I hope you all are as thrilled as I am to have him join us for this issue of FORA!
In addition, I’ve included a list of essentials that I believe are a MUST in creating your best makeup looks (outside of the makeup colors themselves!)  Holiday season is THE BEST time to cash in on fantastic deals and sets for less at department and drug stores… so you can look naughty OR nice!
Clean, Prepped Skin I can never stress the importance of taking care of your skin enough.  It’s the canvas for every look… with or without makeup! If your skin doesn’t look good, neither will your makeup. Cleanse, Exfoliate, and Moisturize morning and night and you will see a huge difference.  Skincare lines I like are Dermalogica, Clean & Clear, Clarins, and MAC.
Makeup Brushes
Ok, let’s face it.  Those little spongetip applicators that come with the eyeshadow are just… meh.  Ideally, get the best brushes you can afford.  With proper care,  brushes can last you for years!  (I love MAC Cosmetics brushes-they have great sets on sale around the holiday season!! Many drug stores have some decent brushes as well!)  You probably need around 5 or 6 brushes to have what you need to do your whole face:    -powder/blush brush ( a medium size, not too huge)
-small angle brush (for eyeliner and brows)
- medium flat brush (for applying eyeshadows)
-medium teardrop-shaped brush (for blending eyeshadows and doing a crease)
-a lip brush OR a small stiff brush for applying concealer
Eyeshadow Base
Eyeshadow base keeps your eyeshadow on with no creasing or fading for over 12 hours.  I’m not joking!!  It can be worn alone or under powder eyeshadows.
I’d suggest MAC Paints in ‘Bare Canvas’ for lighter/medium skintones and MAC Paint in ‘Bamboom’ for darker skintones.  (The base should be a bit lighter than your skintone, or match it exactly-not darker).  I also like NARS eyeshadow base, and Cover FX Eye Prep.
Mascara
Seriously, why waste time doing your makeup when in an hour you have messy mascara smudges?  Unless you are *actually* going for that Courtney Love/Marilyn Manson look, get a good mascara.  Waterproof doesn’t necessarily mean smudge-proof; if you have oily skin, waterproof may smudge. (they are water-proof, NOT oil-proof.  Oil is what you remove waterproof products with).   Some brands that work well for me are Covergirl Lash Blast, L’Oreal Telescopic Mascara, and Giorgio Armani Eyes To Kill Mascara.
Peach/Warm Toned Concealer
You may need help choosing your perfect shade, but your concealer should be slightly more peachy and not *too* much lighter than your own skin.  Peachy/warm concealer tones under the eyes help your skin look bright and hide dark circles.  Concealer that is too yellow under the eyes can look ashy.  I like MAC concealers, Cover FX concealer, and the Lise Watier Portfolio Concealer Wheels.
If you have the essentials, you will be able to create hundreds of makeup looks and just pick up one or two colour trends every season!  Now, ready…set…. MAKEUP!!!

Eye Makeup, Eye Makeup Tips

Beauty & Makeup Tips,  Now is the time to shine and leave your beautifully painted eyes soft, pure and alluring. Since, most of women can’t live without makeup even in hot temperature, here are a few pointers to keep your persona alive with fresh summer eye makeup.
For fresh summer eye makeup first switch on to those products that can resist heat and these includes waterproof mascara, the choice of eye pencils over liquid eyeliners and eye shadows that harden after makeup application.

Eye Makeup is Dermatologist’s answer for an eye cream that addresses more than just hydrating the skin. The skin around the eye area is very delicate; it is no wonder that the eyes are one of the first places to show the signs of aging and damage. The skin around the eyes is thinner and does not contain any oil glands.

Fashion 2011

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Fashion Buzz - Style and Beauty from Bangladesh

  We glad to present you the latest trends in fashion industry, latest collections and all about fashion of season 2011!

Inside Beauty ~ 7 Genius Lipstick Tricks

 

Find Your Perfect Pink

Unsure of which pink is best for you? Just smile; your perfect shade is about the same color as your gums—no lighter.

Make Lipstick Last

To keep your color in place, fill the entire lip with neutral pencil before applying lipstick. If necessary, roll the tip in the palm of your hand to warm it up and prevent hard lines. 

 

Create a Custom Shade

Turn any lip color into a shimmery new shade: Swipe sheer golden gloss over lipstick—it instantly warms up every color. 

Shape Lips Sans Liner

Give the illusion of two perfect peaks without lining lips: Just dab concealer in the groove at the center of your upper lip and blend well. 

Use Powder for the Perfect  Lip

Start with a pale pink shade, then dust translucent powder on top for a matte effect. “I call it a powdered lip look,” says makeup artist Robin Fredriksz, who has used the technique on Drew Barrymore. 

Prime Lips for Spot-On Color

If you really like the way a lipstick color looks in the tube, prime lips with a touch of foundation before applying; that way, you start with a blank canvas. The result will be similar to what you see in the package. 

Make Your Own Stain

Turn any lipstick into a durable stain by blotting, reapplying, then blotting again to remove excess oils. Blot with lint-free blotting paper rather than tissue for a more natural, long-lasting look.

How to Add Body to Hair

 Big, bouncy, beautiful hair is an accessory that every female, no matter what age desires. Unfortunately, some of us weren't born with the luscious locks that have natural body and volume. For those that were born with a baby fine or limp mane don't fret, there are plenty of products and tested techniques that will help your hair attain the body you want.

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Shampoo
• Conditioner
• Styling Product
• Round/Paddle Brush
• Blow dryer
• Large Curling Iron

How to Add Body to Hair

1. Get a good haircut. If your hair is fine or flat, ask your stylist for a shorter haircut that is layered. This will add natural bounce to your hair instantly.
   
   
   
2. Use body inducing shampoo and conditioning products. Because shampooing and conditioning are the first steps in the hair styling process, it is important that you use products that will facilitate your goal. Avoid products that claim to add moisture, they often leave a heavy residue on your hair, weighing it down. Instead, use a lightweight cleansing shampoo and conditioner that rids your hair of excess oil and build-up. There are also a variety of volumizing shampoos and conditioners on the market; try purchasing sample sizes to determine which ones work best for you.
   
   
3. Apply the proper product(s) to your hair before styling. Try products that claim to texturize, thicken or add volume to your hair. It may take some time to figure out what product works best for you, but when you do find that perfect product, apply it to your roots before styling for optimal body.
   
   
   
4. Utilize the proper styling tools. The thickness and texture of your hair will determine the tools you will need to attain body. Most people should begin by blow-drying their hair with a round or large paddle brush. First, section off your hair to focus on one area at a time. Using whatever brush you prefer, blow dry your hair while using your brush to pull it towards the ceiling. If you have naturally tamed hair, you can section it off with rollers and then blow dry. Once your hair is dry, determine if it needs additional styling. Big barreled curling irons are also a great way to smooth hair will adding body.

How to Brighten up Tired-Looking Eyes

How to Brighten up Tired-Looking Eyes

When you're tired or sick, your eyes are the first to show it. But you don't have to live with tired-looking eyes. Use these tricks to brighten up your eyes and give yourself a well-rested look.

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• White eyeliner
• Concealer
• Mascara
• Eyelash curler
• Cucumber

1. Get rid of puffy eyes. Keep a cucumber in your refrigerator to use on days when your eyes are puffy. Cut two slices of cucumber and place them over your eyes for 10 minutes. This will decrease any under-eye puffiness.
   
   
2. Conceal under-eye circles. Many people have under-eye circles, and concealer is the only way to get rid of them. Apply the concealer to your under-eye areas after you have applied any foundation. Set the concealer with a loose powder.
   
   
3. Curl your eyelashes. Curling your lashes opens up your eyes immediately. Curl them prior to applying your mascara. Be gentle, because your eyelashes are very delicate and can break easily. Shu Uemura makes an effective, high-quality eyelash curler.
   
   
4. Use white eyeliner. Applying white eyeliner to your lower waterline brightens up your eyes and makes you appear more awake. Line your waterline with the white eyeliner prior to applying your mascara. Only a light lining is needed to brighten up your eyes. If you feel white eyeliner is too noticeable, use a cream- or even silver-colored eyeliner.
   
   
5. Apply a coat of mascara. This further brightens up your eyes by giving your lashes color and volume. Black mascara provides a bolder and more dramatic look, as opposed to brown or black-brown. Remember, though, one of the most effective ways of combating tired-looking eyes: getting enough sleep.

17 Tips to Look Younger

The leading experts reveal anti-aging secrets you may not already know.

1. CHOOSE LIGHTER LIPSTICK

Dark shades can be unflattering on mature skin because lips get thinner with age, explains makeup artist Matin Maulawizada, who works with celebrities like Angelina Jolie. To keep lipstick from looking too severe, choose rosy reds or flesh-colored shades, and stay away from peaches and oranges, which can make teeth appear yellow. We like Lancôme Color Design Lipcolor in Natural Beauty ($22). And remember, swiping on lipstick without other makeup can make you look older than if you wear no makeup at all.

2. BRUSH BLUSH ABOVE YOUR APPLES

For an instant cheek lift, place your blush brush at the highest point of your cheekbone and apply color in a circular motion, advises makeup artist Sandy Linter, who works with Elizabeth Hurley. Go for warm pinks, apricots, or bronzes since they create less contrast and make you look younger. A great option is Kevyn Aucoin Pure Powder Glow in Myracle or Neolita ($37 each).

3. LIFT YOUR EYES WITH PENCIL

Use an eye pencil. Its softness enlarges the eyes more than liquid liners do. To reverse droopy-looking lids, blend liner up at the outer corners with a Q-tip. We like L'Oréal Paris Le Kohl Pencil Smooth Defining Eyeliner in Onyx ($8.49).

4. INVEST IN THE RIGHT CONCEALER

Cover-up can be tricky to apply; many formulas sink into crevices, emphasizing every fine line. To get the most coverage with the least product, try "camouflage," a dryer form of concealer that can take years off of your face, says Maulawizada. It doesn't contain as much oil as regular concealer, so it won't move, and it's better at hiding sun spots. Try Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage ($28).

5. SUPERSIZE YOUR SUNGLASSES

By now you know how damaging the sun can be, so besides coating on sunscreen, shield yourself with chic accessories. Swap your thinly rimmed aviators for oversize frames and you'll get more protection around your eyes, which wrinkle first, says Boston dermatologist Ranella Hirsch. And don't forget a hat: "Buying a five-dollar fedora now will save you $10,000 with me later," adds Hirsch. Throwing on a scarf can also help prevent sun spots in the décolleté area.

6. STOCK UP ON OLIVE OIL

Extra-virgin olive oil contains fatty acids similar to those found in our skin and is an incredibly gentle moisturizer. If you have skin that's dry and sensitive from overloading on harsh face and eye antiagers, bring your skin-care regimen to a halt, says Jessica Wu, an L.A.-based cosmetic dermatologist, and slather on a thin layer of unflavored oil at night instead.

7. BABY YOUR HANDS

Derms agree that hands are a dead age giveaway. To keep them young, apply the same retinoid from your face to your hands and add a layer of Vaseline, says New York dermatologist Heidi Waldorf. Wear cotton gloves to bed to keep the treatment in place overnight. Skin looks suppler, and cuticles will benefit too. ä

8. TREAT YOUR FEET

Rough, dry feet make you look older, even in the sexiest shoes. Before working out, apply a thin layer of over-the-counter salicylic acid Keralyt Gel ($20) and a dollop of Vaseline to areas where your skin is thick or scaly, then put on your socks, says Waldorf. The combo keeps calluses and blisters at bay for instantly prettier, younger-looking feet, and it rinses off in the shower.

9. SCHEDULE AN EYE EXAM

When you can't see properly, you squint, overcompensating for the work your eyes should be doing and deepening frown lines, says Hirsch. She adds, "Ninety percent of the time when women in their 30s come in for Botox, I send them to the ophthalmologist because they need a stronger prescription."

10. SHIELD YOUR WINDOWS

Did you know the average commuter gets almost 200 hours of sun exposure each year just driving? And, Hirsch says, "Eighty percent of all sun exposure is through windows." To ward off sun spots, wrinkles, or worse — skin cancer — derms recommend investing in a clear window film such as Solar Gard, which blocks 99 percent of UVA and UVB rays with SPF 285 in your home or car.

11. USE SELF-TANNER WITH CAUTION

Applying self-tanner brings out a glow on even the pastiest skin, but it can also darken and emphasize your sun spots, says Linter. If you have a lot of damage, use a warm foundation shade instead. Makeup artists love Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation ($59).

12. REVERSE BROWN SPOTS

Lemon juice diluted with water helps fade sun spots on all skin tones, says New York dermatologist Jessica Krant. Since acids can be irritating, apply it before bed with a Q-tip, and gradually increase to twice daily. Stop if your skin gets too light.

13. REFRIGERATE SKIN-CARE PRODUCTS AFTER OPENING THEM

"You'll get more of a lifting effect from your products if they're cold," says New York cosmetic dermatologist Patricia Wexler. A room-temperature depuffing cream can take up to two hours to work versus only 10 minutes when it's been in the fridge. Plus, this technique keeps products fresher longer. Try Patricia Wexler M.D. Dermatology Fastscription Instant De-Puff Eye Gel ($19.50).

14. WEAR ANTIOXIDANT-INFUSED SUNSCREENS

You know SPF 30 is a must. But a formula that contains antioxidants will also reduce oxidative damage and does not need to be reapplied as often. Derms recommend La Roche-Posay Anthelios 45 Ultra Light Fluid for Face ($27.90).

15. REMOVE MAKEUP BEFORE BED

Duh, right? But this is about more than just avoiding clogged pores. It's extremely important to rid your skin of the environmental pollution you've been exposed to throughout the day and wash away free radicals to avoid the breakdown of collagen and elastic tissue, says Wexler. We like St. Ives Fresh Skin Make-up Remover & Facial Cleanser ($3.99).

16. BEEF UP YOUR BROWS

Thick brows are a sign of youth, so filling them in correctly is crucial. Draw in hairs with a ticking motion from bottom to top using a neutral shade. Try Benefit Brow Zings shaping kit ($30). Products like RevitaLash RevitaBrow Conditioner ($110) can also help by boosting brow growth with peptides and botanicals.

17. RETHINK FROWNIES

These adhesive patches really do work, says Wu. Before you go to bed, apply them to areas where you'd get Botox. They keep your facial muscles from contracting and lines from becoming deeper. Try Frownies Facial Pads ($19.95).

How to make your eyes bigger and sexy

 

What you can do to make your eyes bigger by at least 20%. Tried and tested by yours faithfully

Instructions

1. Most importantly, get enough sleep.
   To recover tired looking eyes, do a cucumber mask for your entire face including your eyes. Yes, using the real cucumber, cut it into really thin slices and place it all on your face and cover your eyes. After about 20 mins, when you remove it, your eyes really become bigger...
   
   
2. Tea bags are another alternative to cucumber, but it's only for your eyes. And remember to refrigerate the cucumber or the tea bags for maximum effect.
   Eat Vitamin A supplements. They really help to bring out a healthy sheen in your pupils.
   Put Vaseline under your eyelids to prevents lines and dark circles, aloe vera gel also will do. You can also put Vaseline on your eyelashes, which will also elongate them.
   Mascara and eyelash curler are a necessity to open up vertically your eyes, so it's by an illusion that they look bigger.
   Use fake eyelashes if you are comfortable with it. Really dramatically much much bigger by 30%.
   
   
3. Use contact lenses that enlarge your pupils. A lot of female celebrities use it. Including Ayumi, Twins, Jang Na Ra and many others. Now you know...
   Don't strain your eyes too much from looking at the pc.
   Don't need to go for plastic surgery... just use your strength and open your eyes widely.
   

How To Accentuate Your Brown Eyes

Looking for the perfect eye makeup for brown eyes? You're in the right place! Find the perfect brown eyeshadow,brown eyes eyeliner, and many other eye makeup colors for your eyes! Bring out your natural beauty with a touch of makeup for brown eyes! Make them sparkle!

Fabulous makeup for brown eyes!

Eyeshadows For Brown Eyes 

Makeup for Brown Eyes

The following color palette are the perfect eyeshadow makeup for brown eyes!

Different Tones of Metallic:
Metallic in gold, bronze, browns and pinks help brown eyes stand out in the most attractive way.

Neutral Colors for Brown Eyes:
If you want to achieve a natural look for brown eyes, you can try eyeshadows in neutral colors such as browns, taupes, peaches, etc. When selecting eyeliner, you can go with dark browns for a natural look and black for a more intense look.

Deep shades of blue and brown, plum, blue gray, vanilla, gold, shades of violet and purple, nutmeg would be the best choice for brown eyes.

How To Apply Eye Shadow For Different Eye Shapes 

Makeup for Brown Eyes

This chart shows how to apply eyeshadow makeup for many different eye shapes!

Eyeliner For Brown Eyes 

Eyeliner Makeup for Brown Eyes

The best color eyeliners for brown eyes are different tones of brown, golden browns, bronze, black, deep navy blue, and dark grays.

Types of Colored Eyeliners for Brown Eyes

There are many types of best eyeliner for brown eyes available in the market. Each type of eyeliner offers a different texture and look to your brown eyes. You can try experimenting with some of the types of colored eyeliners for brown eyes, till you settle down with the best eyeliner.
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Pencil: One of the easiest and less messy eyeliners to use is a pencil eyeliner. You do not need a brush to apply and have no fear of smudging. Just sharpen your pencil and you are ready to apply a sharp colored eyeliner to your eyes.
Liquid Eyeliner: This is one of the most commonly used eyeliner types. You need to apply it using a brush. Make sure you use a eyeliner with the thinnest brush to give a well defined and thin line on your eyes. There are two types of liquid eyeliners, one that is in a small bottle and the other is a felt-tip liquid eyeliner that has the simple application as that of a pencil eyeliner and the precision of the liquid liner.