Read the previous post (below) for my silly analogy to discover whether matching eyeshadow to your eyes is the best way to enhance your natural eye colour...
Here's a great example of blue eyes being enhanced by...blue? No, not blue, but shades of orange:
Oh hey! Sephora did produce another 3 sets of eyeshadows for enhancing green, blue and brown eyes. Do you think they did better with these collections?
Have a look at these pics below and the colours in each set and tell me in the comments section whether they were closer to the mark with these suggestions. I.e, Are these sets based on the principle of using
complementary/opposite colours to enhance the stated eye colour? Or are they mainly 'blah' because they
harmonise with the eye colour stated? You may have to dig out that colour wheel you learn about in high school Art class... (HINT: Complementary colours are
opposite on the colour wheel, not next to)
Green eyes collection:
Blue eyes collection:
Brown eyes collection:
What can you see??
Oh hey! Sephora did produce another 3 sets of eyeshadows for enhancing green, blue and brown eyes. Do you think they did better with these collections?
Have a look at these pics below and the colours in each set and tell me in the comments section whether they were closer to the mark with these suggestions. I.e, Are these sets based on the principle of using complementary/opposite colours to enhance the stated eye colour? Or are they mainly 'blah' because they harmonise with the eye colour stated? You may have to dig out that colour wheel you learn about in high school Art class... (HINT: Complementary colours are opposite on the colour wheel, not next to)
Green eyes collection:
Blue eyes collection:
Brown eyes collection:
What can you see??
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