Golden Brown for Blue & Green Eyes

This look is intended for blue or green eyes since browns and golds will help to enhance the undertones in them.

I wanted to do a look using only one main product.

This NYX 10-color eyeshadow palette is amazing! All the colors compliment each other so there's really no limit to the variety of looks you can come up with. It sells for around $9.99 but oftentimes you can find NYX products on sale - buy 2 get one free!

Visit www.nyxcosmetics.com or www.ulta.com to find this NYX Secret World Runway Collection palette as well as many other affordable and amazing palettes they offer. NYX isn't paying me for this - I just love their makeup!

Did you see my insane eyes? I'm wearing Solotica Natural Colors contact lenses in "Cristal" (known unofficially as "Ice Mint.") They look light blue or light green or a combination of both depending on the light. In my videos, they tend to look a bit more grayish because of the bright lighting but in person, they look very natural and are actually more comfortable than my plain old Acuvues! (I wear prescription lenses regularly.)

To purchase these Solotica contact lenses, visit www.lensmarketplace.com. They have the best prices since their shipping costs are low and delivery is fast!

Products Used:
Too Faced Shadow Insurance
NYX Runway Collection "Secret World" 10-shadow palette
Ulta brand kohl eyeliner
Ultra brand Lash Extension Mascara

DISCLAIMER: I am not affiliated with these brands nor did I receive any of my makeup in exchange for endorsing the products. All opinions are my own.

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• green eyes
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• danisafford

[dolphingirlrocks]

I love the look! I just bought this palette and am super excited to use it! What is the song that is playing during the video?

[danisafford]

@dolphingirlrocks Thank you! The song is "Silver Lining" by Rilo Kiley.

[MusacaProductions]

"Make sure that you pat the color on. Don't drag it across your lids. This will prevent fallouts." haha but you have fallouts =P

[danisafford]

@MusacaProductions Which is why when you work with dark and/or shimmery colors, it's best to apply your "face" afterward so you can take care of any fallouts.

[MercedesDodson]

wow, i really liked that, and i enjoy watching your tutorials, you enspire me :DD

[danisafford]

@MercedesDodson Thank you!

[88bernice]

This lenses are the Natural Color, Hidrocor or Hidrocharme ones? They looks pretty on you.

[MusacaProductions]

@danisafford or you can just use a fan brush or the business card trick. you could also just use loose powder to sweep it away. but why i said that was because i found it funny that you were saying to do it that way patting it on to not get fallouts even though you did it that way and still got them haha.

[danisafford]

@BlissfulMelancholy I agree, the lighting didn't seem so poor during production.

[BlissfulMelancholy]

Nice video, but as was said below, the lighting is poor.