Makeup Looks for Brunettes
Finding the perfect makeup looks for brunettes can be easy with these simple easy tips. Read on to know more...
Makeup Advice for Brunettes
Foundation and Powder
To start applying makeup, you first need to cleanse the skin and apply day-time cream as the base for the makeup. While choosing the foundation for your skin tone you need to remember that the foundation is the base for all make up and must match the skin tone well. Foundations usually come in golden or blue-toned bases. So while the liquid or pressed foundations with blue or pink undertones go well with cool skin, yellow base is perfect for warm skin. While picking up the foundation first try it on the face and view it in sunlight to check if it blends with the skin and gives a natural look. While shades of copper, almond, and warm brown look good for olive to yellow complexioned skin, shades of peach, coral, apricot, and orange work great for tanned skin. The golden foundation rule being that bolder colors would suit darker skin and subtle colors work best for getting the natural look for fair skin. Read more on how to choose the perfect foundation.
To even out the skin tone and control the excess shine, wear a translucent powder to set the make up. You could use a blush brush to spread the loose powder evenly or just use a pressed powder. If you are not using foundation then a tinted complexion powder should be used for an even skin tone.
Eye Makeup
While choosing eye shadows think mocha, coffee and chocolate brown or any other natural shades. You can also choose a shimmering palette to add more depth. However for the adventurous eye makeup in shades of brunettes, plums, deep blues, forest greens, golden pinks or burgundies can work great too. If you’ve got the skills, a gray smoky eye will look great with your coloring. Here are some eye makeup techniques to suit your hair and eye color.
- Brunettes with dark brown eyes: The eye makeup looks for brunettes with brown eyes should include eyeshadow colors in blue (all shades), gold, pink, red (dark), chocolate brown, taupe, aqua, gray (dark), lime green, orange, turquoise, black, purple. Read more on makeup for brown eyes.
- Brunettes with hazel eyes: Hazel eyed brunettes can try eyeliners and eyeshadow shades in aquamarine, tan, sage green, orange, purple (creamy-light), gray (light), aqua, hazel, rosy light pink. Read more about hazel eye makeup tips.
- Brunettes with blue eyes: The eye makeup looks for brunettes with blue eyes should include eyeshadow colors in blue, pink, gray, turquoise, navy, peach, lime green, purple, tan (light), sheer greens, brown (light), black. Read more on eye makeup for blue eyes.
- Brunettes with green eyes: Try using shades of aquamarine, green (all shades), brown (all shades), hazel, mauve, plum, aqua. Read more on eye makeup for green eyes.
Lip Shades
First things first, and that means that all brunettes need to throw out that pink lipstick. Well, I am not really exaggerating as the pale, frosty pink lipstick colors can be especially unflattering and tend to make brunettes look washed out. Instead just pucker up in shades of berry, plum, golden pink, brown-pink, fuchsia, sheer coral, wine or shimmering mocha. A dash of gloss over ruby or rose lipstick works great.
And finally, it is quite impossible to find the right cosmetics for creating a beautiful makeup look that suits all types and colors of hair, skin and eyes to match everyone. However, the most important thing is that you need to consider the individuality and the image of the brunette you want to create.

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