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Avoid shades that blend in with your eye color. If the shadows merge with your eyes, this will “blur” the look, eliminate their expressiveness, and shift all accents. The look will look tired. In addition, it can visually add years to you.

You should not choose matte versions of brown shadows. The visual effect will be the same as in the previous case - matte shades can "age" you, destroy the expressiveness and clarity of the look.

In addition to the color of the iris, when choosing shadows, you should focus on the shades of hair and skin. There are several basic rules that serve as the basis for creating a harmonious and stylish image.

Shadows for brown-eyed brunettes
Dark shades of almost any color are great for brown eyes and dark hair. The color spectrum is very diverse, it can be:

caramel;
chocolate;
blueberry;
coffee;
grey;
cocoa and many other shades.

Makeup in shades of gray is perfect for any evening. In moderation, blue will also harmoniously fit into a daytime casual or business look.

All the shades listed above are basic for owners of brown eyes.
But this does not mean that the choice of colors for a stylish look is limited to them. Feel free to experiment with white, gray, pink, red and other colors, make them the basis or add to the base ones. But be careful with black and orange. Black visually ages brown eyes, adds fatigue and heaviness to the image. It is perfect for eyeliner or non-greasy arrows. And orange shifts the focus, makes the image tired, lifeless and painful.

shades of blue
Blue color is perfect for creating a fresh and interesting look. Many shades suit brown eyes: aquamarine, gray-blue, azure, celestial, blue. But in this case, such a format is not as versatile as, for example, purple or brown. Therefore, it is very important to consider the following:

Blue shadows are well suited for brown-eyed owners of dark skin tones and light brown / blond hair. In this case, such makeup will look harmonious and not tint.
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If you have dark-colored hair and fair skin, be careful about choosing blue eyeshadows - they can make your face look sickly pale.
Blue colors are well suited as an independent base for eye makeup, and as an additional element to other colors - brown, green, yellow, ashy.

Shades of green
Green shadows are great for brown eyes. There are many shades in this range: olive, nutmeg, khaki, gray-green and many others. Green shadows perfectly emphasize the expressiveness of brown eyes, make the image elegant, mark style and restraint. This makeup is perfect for a daily basic look, and for an evening event. Consider the following details:

Choose darker and discreet shades. Such shadows will look harmonious. Bright green options are more suitable for New Year's parties. With them you will not get an expressive clear look.
Dark greens are great for smoky eyes and are a great alternative to traditional black. Unlike the latter, they will not add age to you.
If you do decide to stick with bright greens, use them sparingly and in small quantities. The brighter the shadows, the less they should be in makeup.