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April 21, 2014

Tips To Finding The Best Eyeshadow For Your Eye Color

Tips To Finding The Best Eyeshadow For Your Eye Color, By Barbie's Beauty Bits.Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post by GlamSt. and contains affiliate links.  While compensation was gained for writing this post, all views expressed are my own and were not influenced in anyway. 
 
I am really excited to share this information with you today, as I know finding the right eyeshadow colors can be difficult, costly and downright overwhelming.  But no worries, as GlamST. and I are here to help you find that perfect shade to enhance the color of your eyes!

For those of you who may not of seen some of my past posts about GlamST.  They are the first virtual makeup tester on the market! It’s a makeup lover’s dream come true. The site allows you to test makeup, try out other looks from other users,  give tips, while sharing the experience with your friends & more!  And the best part, if you don’t like how something turned out, who cares as you can try another!  Plus, you didn’t waste money on a product that wasn't right for your eye color! 

Anyways back to the exciting news! GlamST. has just launched a new version of their virtual program. This new feature will allow you to try different eyeshadow colors and apply them to the different areas on your eyelids. Enabling you to see what colors & shapes work best with your eye color!

GlamSt. new eyeshadow features, By Barbie's Beauty Bits.
A Closer View Of The New Features

As you can see from the above images, you can try numerous shades and color combinations.  However, if you really want to have your eyes stand out and demand the attention they deserve.  Consider using shades with similar hues or colors that are on the opposite end of the color wheel.  By taking this approach,  you will step up your game and really complement the intensity of your eyes.  Don't know what colors to test? Then check out my cheat sheet below on how to find the best eyeshadow for your eye color.

Blue Eyes:
Warmer colors make blue eyes appear brighter.  Also, if you have light eyes (close to gray) you want to stay away from really dark shades, as they can minimize the look of your eyes.

Colors: Copper, gray, rose, champagne, and bronze complement blue eyes the most. 

Brown Eyes:
Women with brown eyes have the most color options. Why?  Because brown is neutral and you are not competing with other colors.

Colors: Purple, teal, green, and bronze complement brown eyes the most.

Green Eyes: Violet colors will help to enhance the emerald color in your eyes the most.
Other colors that complement a green eye are rust, wines, and rose gold’s.

Hazel Eyes: You have many options here.  Depending on the color you want to pick up, there is a eyeshadow color to help you do that.

Colors: Burgundy, rust, deep purples, and grays best complement the hazel eye.

Want to try out a color that best suits your eye color, click here to start with GlamSt.   Also, make sure to tweet or Instagram your pictures by using #glamstapp

Or want to create your own 15 Color Eyeshadow Pro Pallette?

The 15 Color Eye shadow Pro offers the most variety to date. Choose from over 100+ colors. Mix and match all your favorites. Custom Palette colors are larger than our pre-designed 88 and 120 palette colors. Be Creative or show-off your comfort zone, with the 15 Color Eye shadow Pro, your possibilities are limitless! www.bhcosmetics.com


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