I need to make my eyes look really good I have big Blue eyes how do I make them pop?

Answer 1

I also have big blue eyes. I used to wear all the wrong things, and no one really noticed... then I went to the store and bought some almay eyeliner and mascara made for blue eyes. (Didn't get the eyeshadow, it didn't appeal to me). I loved them both, my eyes looked great. I'd try it!

Answer 2

Generally, the no-mistake colours for striking blue eyes tend to be earthy browns or smokey greys. Also, a dot of lipgloss on the middle of the lower lip (mouth) somehow makes blue eyes seem shinier. And, a touch of light shimmery colour, like a highlighter - a pearly white or light gold - on the inner corner of the eyes, opens them up even more.
The lightest eyeshadow colour goes under the brow, the medium shade is applied to the whole of the eyelids, while the darkest shade is applied only to the outer third of the lids (last of all). Blend (lightly) all the colours on the lid with a soft brush; then line the outer corners of the eyes with a pencil liner in brown or black, and smudge with cotton bud. Apply a touch of mascara and that's it.
A lot of girls with blue eyes on a budget, tend to use bronzer as blusher and eyeshadow. but they still need a lighter shimmery powder to use (sparingly) on the browbone, the inner corner of the eyes and above the blush on the cheekbone. And then, it's just mascara and liner.

Answer 3

I have big, blue eyes as well, and I was told by a professional makeup artist that I should use rich browns and deep gold colors. They really make my eyes stand out. I usually line my eyes with a dark brown liner, then use a shimmery goldish brown color. Just make sure to never use blue shadow! Also, burgundy or maroon colors look great with my eyes.

Answer 4

well in shadows you can use a soft blue or darker blue and light up with a silver tone over top and blend in nicely . lots of blues out there you can shade them in with silver to give them a different effect.. as far as liner goes you can use a light blue to one that has a sparkle of blue in it depending on the season. you can also go with a soft brownish black. and you can underline with white on the inside of your eye. it will make it pop for you.

Also try different style on the eyeliner as your making your eyes. you can make them cat eyes or you can keep them open or give them a longate look depending on the look your going for. you can also towards the end of the eye do the eyeliner in a up sweep just a bit to open the eye giveing it a wider look. or you can draw the bottom and the top to meet in the corners giveing you another effect. play around with different styles and see which one you like

Answer 5

you should attempt a peachy orange or coral eyeshadow, spotlight the tear duct and your foreheadbone. placed on some liner on your higher eyelid and performance 2-3 coats of mascara on your higher lashes and easily a million coat on your decrease lashes. i hit upon it ideal to apply black on the better lashes and brown on the decrease lashes. The thicker the liner is the more desirable quantity your eyelashes seem to have. Open and outline your eyes somewhat more desirable through filling on your eyebrows (in the journey that they choose it). in case you opt for to bypass dramatic mutually with your eyes you should use a white eyeshadow out of your lashes and all the way as a lot as your forehead, placed some gray from the middle of you're lid (lashes as a lot because the crease) and out to the outer nook of your eye, then take a black eyeshadow (matt) and make an noticeably small "V" on the outer nook of your eye (higher lasher to diminish lashes), so as that apparently something like this: > utilising an same black, make your eyes seem deeper through blending the shadow into the crease. offering you with a deep, dramatic seem which will penetrate each and every soul!

Answer 6

use eyelash curlers to curl the lashes before applying any make up, this instantly opens your eyes up. then apply 2-3 coats of mascara to the top lashes, and 1 coat to the bottom. Use a darker shadow on the socket line (where the fold of your lids are) and another lighter shadow to compliment it, up to just underneath the brow line. then use a white/cream defining shadow to highlight the brow line.try it :) good luk xxx

Answer 7

I would use a copper or a gold. If you're feeling adventurous, a chartreuse shadow over a blue eye looks amazing!

Answer 8

i say some eyeliner only on the top cause wen u put it on the bottom it makes ur eyes look smaller un less thats what ur goin for and a little mascara

Answer 9

line your eyes in brown eyeliner, everywear inculding the inside corner, then use any color of eyeshadow you want (except the same color as your eyes) just keep it simple and your eyes will pop. dont use such a bright color that is takes away from your eyes.

Answer 10

Golds are opposite blues on the color wheel. They compliment wonderfully. Find a coppery gold. You'll love it.