Here's the SECRET to making your EYE COLOR POP!

Do you want to feel confident choosing the best palette of eyeshadow for your eye color? I want you to feel like a pro when approaching your daily make-up application to make your eyes stand out. This video will be your guide to selecting colors and using color theory so that you can look and feel your best in no time! This beginners tutorial will show you how to make your eyes pop out with makeup. Whether you have brown, blue, hazel or green eyes, find a look that naturally suits you everyday or for a special occasion!

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00:00 - 1:10 Intro
1:10 -3:08 Color Theory
3:08 -6:10 Brown Eyes
6:10 - 8:23 Blue Eyes
8:23 - 10:45 Green and Hazel Eyes

[GlamGirlGabi]

Thank you for watching everyone! What color are your eyes? Do you use these color tricks to make them POP?

[ArmyVetTrumpGrl]

I've got those really rare Chameleon Green or Cats Eye that literally change hue based upon the level of light or the colors of clothing worn, so when I wear eye shadow it can literally change my eye color from a yellow-green to an emerald green depending on the color eye shadow chosen----a gold, brown, red or purple. People really notice and compliment whenever I wear my fave color---PURPLE!

[claiyageil]

I have brown and green eyes and the most beautiful look I've ever done was a combination of a purple and green smokey eye. My inspiration was from one of my favorite gemstones which is flourite. Now I see why I loved it so much after watching this video.

[Bpt]

I have brown eyes and for years I've always loved gold eyeshadow on my eyes, especially the warm golds.

[MiniiCitrus]

I have bluish-grey eyes. I get the most compliments when wearing pink eyeshadow. The rose pink color in the ABH soft glam palette seems to work well for me.

I used to wear orange colors all the time but between having cool eyes/hair, olive skin and a winter color season, it just makes me look haggard and sick somehow. Copper is better.

[KatSpade]

I have medium brown eyes and have found that brown colors look the best, as well as deep maroons or wine colors.
I'm always looking for a way to pop but found that color all over the lid just doesn't so good except the ones listed above.
I really really appreciate what you said about just doing the color pop to accent underneath the bottom lash line. That sounds perfect! Thank you so much!!!!

[apriltyner]

I have brown eyes and do use all the colors you mention but I also use deep purple, mauve shades and always get complements on that color too.

[jclark]

I have hazel eyes and I agree with another comment - this eye color is all too often ignored! This was a great video, I think I'll try that pop of color under my eyes - I wouldn't have thought of that. Yes please, more color theory videos! I haven't seen much if anything about that since I was a kid and my mom got into the Color Me Beautiful line!!

[donnies]

I used to do makeovers. I had an Hazel green eyed client once that wanted the eyes to shine, and every thing else pretty neutral. I applied a soft baby pink for the eyeshadow, with a hint of gold and chocolate brown eyeliner. Everyone said they had never noticed how big & pretty her eyes were!☺️☺️I was so surprised but happy she loved it and apparently was a show stopper! Great color suggestions, by the way! And I absolutely love learning about Color theory!!👍🏽👍🏽🤗🤗

[privateprivate]

What about us Redheads! I’d love to see a short tutorial for Redheads! I have Blue-Green eyes! I feel like any time I wear color, I look like I’m going to the circus! LOL! I LOVE your tutorials and at 55 yrs, I’m still learning new things as my skin changes. You are stunning and enjoy your wisdom. Keep it coming!❤

[MusicLover-sbmo]

Love how you wrap up the end of your videos so quickly. Video over! No unnecessary chatter. Great tips. I have blue-green eyes and found I was drawn to so many peach, coral and copper shades last year that I have 3 pallets in the same family (Dior, ABH and L’ORÉAL). Do you ever do that? I struggle getting a light application. I wish each palette had more neutrals (the L’Oréal is the most flexible in this regard and inexpensive) then, I can focus on refining eye shape (hooded eyes) with a pop of color vs all over color which can be too dramatic. You may have done this before, but a video on different looks for hooded mature eyes would be so valuable!

[kimmaurhoff]

I have hazel eyes. I notice that I get the most compliments when I wear maroon on the outer corner with gold on the lid which makes total sense with what you are saying! I also love wearing purple. Love this video!

[KimsaLittleofAlot]

I have brown eyes. I'm excited to play with blue and green now on my eyes. Usually, I stick with purples or neutrals. I'm going to kick it up a notch. Thank you for explaining this.

[CosmicSoul]

A couple shades that make my eyes stand out (as a person with brown eyes) is red and deep purple eyeshadow. In general, I feel that brown is a neutral, so having brown skin and brown eyes, I can literally pull off any color, so I tend to be more adventurous.

[JadedMuse]

I have green eyes with a dark rim and yellow flecks. I love red based browns. Love Urban Decay Heat palette and also love rose gold and mauve tones... so Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk palette is also a favorite. 💕

[CherylBerryl]

I have blue eyes, but right at this moment not sure about what color "flecks" are in my eyes...I haven't looked that closely in a long time. And I don't wear much makeup these days, whereas "back in the day", I sang professionally & always had to have hair & makeup to the 10's. I honestly don't know how I did it? Now, it just seems exhausting to me, & So Much work! Thank God I am So over it! The bad thing though, is now I am so out of practice, & being older, it's like having to learn completely new techniques, cause age isn't kind in the respect!

Definitely more step-by-step tutorials for the mature woman!

Gabbi, You are just so sweet & down-to-earth. And you are so incredibly Beautiful too!

P.S.--Penny Smith recommend you on her channel, so I subscribed to you a couple months ago, & I LOVE your channel! 💞

[sophieacapella]

Great video ! ❤
I have very dark brown eyes and I get tons of compliments whenever I apply purple eyeshadow 😊.

[michelekurlan]

This is great, thx Gabi.
Your talk today sparked a memory of a convo I overheard in the 1980's, when hair and makeup were rather flamboyant. A stylist was talking about her technique for highlighting and coloring hair which was to look for the color surrounding the pupil (if it is visible, speckles work too)and tone the hair in that color family to pop the eyes. This is similar to your suggestion for using specking to enhance/dramatize the total look. So interesting

[Ayse-wfes]

I think brown eyes can look mysterious and alluring in a smokey eyeshadow. But, yes, I agree....blue eyes look absolutely stunning in not just a smokey look but even with just black eyeliner. This was fun to watch. I liked the detailed explanation. Thank you for sharing. Makes me want to experiment with mixing some blue eyeliner in with my black eye liner.

[meganbrown]

Thank you so much for making this video! I would LOVE a more in-depth video on this. Would you consider doing a tutorial on each eye color? Please 😊