So blend the area where they meet, and you will see that the harsh line has now been replaced with a transition of green. You want the intersection of the blue and gold colors to look natural, not 2 separate chunks of color divided by a harsh line. Just a sidetrack > Do you feel like you can't help but stare at a person who has got gorgeous eye makeup on? It's rude to stare, I know, but I have a habit of checking out every single woman's makeup within 2 metres of myself during a train ride. You can see that it is not screaming LOOK AT ME!, yet stands out from the usual 'corporate' or basic color combinations I see during commute.
I feel, though, that this eye makeup look is easy enough to carry off even for a person who is new to makeup or who claims to be less daring when it comes to using colors other than brown on the eyes. To find out where to place eyeshadow colors, check out this eyeshadow makeup placement tutorial!īlue and gold are not exactly, what you call, in the same 'color family' and those less adventurous with colors may feel less inclined to use these 2 colors together. I usually use at least 3 colors on the eye - on the Contour Area to diffuse a strong color, on the Outer V to create an accent, or just multiple colors on the lid itself.īut on that fateful day I just thought of using these 2 colors - MAC Gorgeous Gold (really gorgeous duo-toned eyeshadow that reflects gold and green) and Stage Poison (an electrifying shimmery blue that looks great applied subtly and built upon). Some day this week I put together a look that required just 2 colors on the eyelid.
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