Q&A for How to Do Makeup for Green Eyes

Try using a shimmery warm palette of bronze and gold accented with just a touch of vivid green. Try a dab of emerald shadow at the inner corner of the eye or a jade eyeliner.

You can use taupe and brown shades for a subtle daytime look that flatters green eyes. For a bolder choice, try a blend of plum and dusty pink.

Brown and purple are flattering shades to use on green eyes. They are also flattered by pink or red-based hues like coral or burgundy.

I think earthy tones and a little bit of bronze are really nice colors to use on green eyes.

Try a pretty brown color. If you do not like the look of brown eye shadow on you, try no eye shadow, then.

Colors that go well with green eyes: Beige Taupe Brown Camel Peach Purple/lilac/mauve and red if you really want your green eyes to stand out!

I suggest using a dark brown shadow, or a soft pink. Those colors will really complement your green eyes.

Warm tones will definitely suit your hair and eye color best, you can explore oranges, pinks, and browns. Have fun with your makeup and explore.

The color that would work best for you would be a very light brown or a very light gray.

Use matte mauve pinks, or golds.

Look at a color wheel. The color OPPOSITE of green will best go with your eyes as a shadow. It looks like red goes with green. Use pinks if you don't like dramatic reds. If you YouTube/Google, Red/Pink makeup looks you can find a tutorial.

You could wear a brown smoky eye with a gold or silver glitter or metallic shadow on the lid. Just make sure that the glitter/metallic shadow matches the metal of the jewelry you plan on wearing.

If you want to bring out the blue flecks, try wearing silver or gray eyeshadow. Avoid gold because it'll bring out the warm undertone in the hazel green instead of the cool toned blue.

If you're into color and don't mind being bold, a pink or berry eye shadow makes blue eyes pop. Purple eye shadow makes green eyes pop. If you're not really into bright colors, try getting a dark purple eyeliner and apply that to the upper lash line and lower waterline. You could also try a very dark purple mascara.

Blue for green eyes isn't the best way to make green eyes pop. I would recommend purple. Could be an eye shadow, could be an eyeliner, could be a mascara. It doesn't matter if it's a light purple or dark purple.

For hazel green eyes, I would suggest you use gold or bronze colors. Blue shadow might look a bit tacky.

If your eyes are mostly green, then yes, it'll still work. To bring out the blue flecks, try putting a purple liner in your waterline.

For the colors, all go well with simple and blended smoky colors, such as black, gray, brown, faded pink and faded purple.

A lovely white eyeshadow or light color would look beautiful, along with a nude lip and dark eyebrows.

Blue eyes are good with purples, blues, oranges, and browns. Brown eyes are good with browns and blacks.

You can make your green eyes pop by applying shades on the opposite side of the color wheel. Typically, purple, pink and bronze shades look fantastic on green eyes. Try some shades of plum, rose or bronze to match your fair skin and bring out your eyes.

You can make your green eyes pop by applying shades on the opposite side of the color wheel. Typically, purple, pink, red and bronze shades look fantastic on green eyes. As you have red hair, this perfectly compliments your green eyes. Try some shades similar to your hair color, such as copper or bronze to bring out your eyes. To create a smokey eye, opt for darker shades of these colors.

You can make your grey and green eyes pop by applying shades on the opposite side of the color wheel. Typically, purple, pink and bronze shades look fantastic on green eyes. As you have cool undertones and fair skin, and like aubergine colors, go for a violet, aubergine or plum shade of eyeshadow to really make your eyes pop.

For blue-green eyes, you can opt for a wider range of shades from brown, bronze, to purple, copper, red. All these colors will help to make your eye color pop.

The right shade of red largely depends on your skin tone. If you have a cooler (pink) undertone, make sure to opt for a cool red (slightly pink or purple). If you have warm (yellow) undertones, you can choose a red lipstick with warm or even orange tones. For a neutral skin color, you make pick any lipstick color. You can test the product on your arm first, to see if it is a match.

Apply tones such as rose-gold, gold, nude, and more natural colors. The contrast of the green in your eyes with the natural color scheme would bring them out. Also, it's a very aesthetic and pretty way to do makeup.

Red is across the color wheel from green, so red shades tend to work well. However, reds may be too intense so think colors like gold, coral, and pink.

Blue eyes are mostly flattered by golds. With greens, the complementary colour is red. So pink, orange, red, coral and gold will make your eyes pop.

Try brown, or even orange and yellow. They will help bring out the dark color and really make it pop!