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Looks: Green Archive
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Bright Green and Yellow Look
Posted on May 31, 2011 | 6 CommentsTry this fun, bright look on a sunny day out to the beach or a picnic in the park. There are bright pops of yellow and green on the inner and outer part of the lid. I used a paler green color on the center lid as a transition between the two vibrant colors. I also applied eye pencils in a darker green and a gold along the lower lash line to complete the look. Read more... -
Purple and Green Look
Posted on May 23, 2011 | 8 CommentsThis look features one of my favorite green eye shadows from Inglot Cosmetics. I also used other Inglot colors -- two shades of purple on the outer V and crease and a light pink color for highlight. For fun, I created a subtle double-winged line for my eyeliner and flicked a lime green gel liner that's similar in color to the green eye shadow between the two wings. Read more... -
Green Smokey Eye Look
Posted on May 16, 2011 | 10 CommentsIf you love green eye shadow, try this green smokey eye! Apply the darkest green color from your upper lash line up to just past your crease. I like to blend a lighter green color along the entire crease to create a smooth transition between the highlight color and the darkest green. Check out my Purple and Black Smokey Eye and Classic Black Smokey Eye looks too! :) Read more... -
Subtle Blue and Green Look
Posted on May 2, 2011 | 11 CommentsThis makeup look combines both blue and green in a subtle way so that it's not too overpowering yet can still make a bold statement. A few years ago, I didn't wear much blue or green eye shadow, but now I love incorporating them in my makeup! I found it helpful to start with adding a little blue or green somewhere in your makeup look before you start using more of them. This subtle blue and green look is a good transition to using more of these bright colors (and it's nice for daytime, too!). :) Read more... -
Green and Coral Look
Posted on April 25, 2011 | 1 CommentThis makeup look matches the coral dress and green scarf I wrote about in my latest Fashion Friday post. Since coral was the dominant color of my outfit, I decided to use mostly green eye shadows (as well as an olive green pencil on my lower waterline). I added just a touch of coral on the outer lid to subtly tie in the color. Read more...