Eye believe, I-liner is one thing any girl can't do a thing without, and why not? You do listen to countless songs that just talk about how beautiful us girls' eyes are (blush!), how drop-dead gorgeous we look with that black lining on our eye-lids, and how amazing it is to fall for them, don't you? That's what eye want to say. Eyeliner can do things you wouldn't have ever imagined they could. And if you have brown eyes... ah! You have no idea how lucky you are, girl! Brown eyes go extraordinarily well with black. A little bit of make-up, beautifully done eye-shadow, and a perfect application of eyeliner. Guess what? You're all set to blow minds wherever you go.
So, after writing about various distinct topics in the recent past, I'm back to my favorite topic, offering some superb tips for brown eyes that speak volumes about you. This write-up essentially talks about the different style of embellishing those twinkles, judging as to what color eyeliner is the best for all intents and purposes. Oh, before that, allow me to share some bits on exactly how to do eyeliner for brown eyes.
Applying Eyeliner to Brown Eyes
Stop being smug on being a proud owner of brown eyes, female, and concentrate on the following applying eyeliner tips! Just remember, even though brown eyes look more beautiful with eyeliner, a wrong technique can turn them into a disaster.
- First things first, get done with all that you want to with your eyes. Then apply the eyeliner. Eyeliner should be the last thing you should apply on your eyes.
- Cool down, no need to hurry! Eyeliner requires a steady hand, and if your hands shake, it'll distort the shape. Do not keep blinking your eyes too.
- One of the most important things while applying eyeliner is to apply it as closer as possible to the base. Think about it, the line wouldn't look nice if there is a skin-show between the eyeliner and eye-lash. Agreed? However, don't just immerse it into your eyes as it may cause irritation.
- Applying eyeliner to lower lid can be tricky, and comes only with practice. So, you better start from the outer corner, moving towards the inner corner. This would not only prevent irritation, but will help prevent shaking of hands too.
Eyeliner Tips to Keep in Mind
Hmm, they sure look beautiful, but popping them out is a wee bit difficult. But worry not! What else are eyeliners and eye-pencils for? Take a whack of some cool eyeliner tips and tricks for brown eyes which are to follow below:
- Black-Magic-Woman: The best colors for brown eyes are the evergreen (everblack I mean!) shades of Black and Brown. Other shades, often towards the glittery side, are golden and silver. They are used for popping small eyes out.
- No thicks, only thins: Do not apply thick line on your eyes. Come on, they're such an old-hat! Instead, apply an elongated line of black or brown, ending in a slight curve. This will make your eyes look bigger and in shape.
- Smoky effect is oh-so-in!: If lining seems boring to you, smudge the application in such a way that it produces a smoky effect on your eyes. You could do the same to your lower lid. However, remember, you should use this effect for smokey eyes only for the night, as smoky effect in the daytime looks too overdone, and is a strict no-no.
- Play with colors: Think out-of-the-box, damsels! You could experiment with a number of colors other than black and brown. Shades of green, blue, and even yellow are an amazing choice for brown eyes. You could merge them with black by applying double coats as it'll look extremely sexy, thereby, making your eyes look bigger and funky!
- The easy way out: Eye usually don't prefer eye-pencils as liquid eyeliner styles are way more in number in comparison to pencils, and look too dramatic. However, if you prefer pencil eyeliners (undoubtedly, it's easier!), you can apply them as per your convenience. They do not splash, and can be sharpened time and again.
- KISS (Keep It Simple, Sistah!): Not much fond of dramatizing or experimenting? Why not apply a simple, but proper lining of black or brown eyeliner on eyelids that are already embellished with a slightly shimmery brown or golden? What is more, apply three to four thick coatings of mascara to add volume to your eyelids. This is going to set the stage ablaze, as simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, don't you agree?
