For example, for blue eyes, look to “bronze, copper, warm brown, terracotta, and soft orange,” says Mikol. For green eyes, consider “plums, burgundy, maroon, wine and deep purple hues.” Hazel eyes look great with “olive green, plum, magenta, and deep purple to emphasize their various hues,” while for brown eyes, “royal blue, navy, sapphire, cool-toned purple, and icy metallics create beautiful contrast.”
“It’s less about following a specific makeup look and more about strategically choosing colors that compliment your eyes,” says Mikol.
As for how to wear your chosen shade, “Soft, comfortable textures and smoky cream eyeshadows that melt into the skin are the way to go,” says Leah. Jenny agrees, “I prefer soft, organic eyes rather than anything too fancy.” And, if you prefer to stick with neutrals, Jenny says, “Choose liners with warm browns, taupes, dark grays, and deep chocolate tones that extend into the lash line instead of super sharp.” “I also think we’ll see little touches of glitter come back, especially on the lid or inner corner.”