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Eye Shadow For Brown Eyes

A woman with brown eyes is the luckiest of them all since most of the shades and hues of eye shadow will suit her eye color. It can just be a simple sweep of the color for the day, an occasion or a nice sparkly color for a night out in the town. The basic rule for brown eyes is that you wear a color opposite to that of your eye color. Your skin shade is also important; if you are light skinned, choose lighter shades, and if you are dark skinned, use deeper tones on your skin. Adding depth and dimension to brown eyes isn't such a hard task, but embarrassing yourself with the wrong colors and volume can be quite a disaster. Eye shadows can be worn with mascara and kajal (applied using a kohl pencil) to give a dashing effect to the eyes. Here are some colors and tips on choosing the right eye shadow for brown eyes.

Eye Shadow Tips For Brown Eyes

Greens
This is a great color for people with brown and hazel colored eyes. People with slightly lighter skin should use the color olive as it is light on the eyes. A dark shimmery green can be used by women with a slightly darker skin tone. Bright greens show the fun loving element in your eyes and can help redefine your eyes.

Blues
This is probably the best color for brown eyes whether they are light or dark brown. Be careful not to wear very dark shades of blue as this might spoil the effect. Crystal blue with some shimmer brings out the beauty in brown eyes. Baby blue is also preferred by individuals with light hair and skin tones and, last but not the least, metallic blue is an excellent option to wear during the hours of the night.

Purples
Purple is a royal color and looks good especially on people with an olive skin tone. Again, the volume must be kept to a minimum so that it does not take one's attention away from the face. Most women prefer metallic purples and grayish purples to highlight their eyes.

Grays
Using gray and black eye shadow to create the smoky eyed effect has become extremely popular among women. Medium and metallic shades of gray are preferred to lighter shades of gray as it usually doesn't suit too many skin tones.

Pinks
Similar to purples, pinks are used by people with lighter skin tones and a pinkish blush is added to put your face in the spotlight. Pinks go well with most wardrobes and shoes, but make sure that it is not too metallic. When using pink, you can use different shades beginning at the top of the eyelid so that it won't seem too intense.

Golds/ Silvers
Gold, silver and shimmer go well with any eye color, but are dependent on the right hue to make them look good. Most people prefer these shades during the night. It also looks fabulous on people with both dark and light skin tones. To make the eye shadow look funky, gold can be mixed with the pinks and purples. Silver, on the other hand, needs no enhancement since it looks good all by itself as well.

A Few Tips

• Maximum focus on brown eyes can be gained by using a navy blue eye liner and black mascara.
• When applying lighter shades of eye shadow, start from the eyelash and finish at the eyebrows.
• Light shades give a neutral look and should be used during the day and darker shades that give a dramatic look should be used during the night.
• To prevent the eye shadow from creasing, apply foundation before you begin applying the eye shadow.
• To prevent the eye shadow from forming clumps, use your fingers if necessary, to spread the eye shadow evenly.

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What color flowers with chocolate brown and cornflower blue?

The bridesmaids chose their dress and colors... chocolate brown with cornflower blue trim and sash. And my dress is "diamond white" (or ivory/ off white). So... any suggestions on colors (or types) for the flowers? (Bouquets, corsages, centerpieces, etc.?) I'm also using chocolate brown tablecloths with blue/brown/ivory striped runners for the reception, and the ceremony is in a church with mostly "buff" colors and wood accents. THANKS!

For your bouquet, I would go with ivory roses, and cornflower blue accent flowers. The the chocolate brown could be incorporated with some dried filler and/or ribbon. Depending on what style your dress is, make sure the bouquet complements it. An elaborate gown should be paired with a simple bouquet, like a hand or arm over a cascading or teardop. A more simple gown could be paired with the bigger bouquets.

The the bridesmaids could go with the blue flower as the main, and accent with the ivory roses, brown filler, and ribbons.

The groom should defiantly have the ivory in his boutonniere and the blue accent flower.

Maybe dyed blue roses for the groomsmen. Or the ivory without any accent. They should be smaller than the grooms boutonniere.

Mother corsages, your mom could have one color and
his mom could have the other in the roses so that they stand out. Coordinate the fathers to their spouses. The accent color is up to you whether or not you would want the mother's corsages and father's boutonnieres to have one or more flowers. The more flowers you add, the bigger they get.

For centerpieces, try alternating each table. Once with ivory and blue accents, the next with blue and ivory accents. Keep the brown filler for the centerpieces.

Blue flowers:
Anemone
Cornflower
Delphinium
Eryngium-blue thistle
Eustoma-Lisianthus
Hyacinth
Hydrangea
Iris
Misty Limonium
Monkshood
Muscari
Scabiosa
Trachelium
Veronica

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