Two weeks ago we showed you how to emphasize brown eyes
using purple shades. Today we’re onto our next eye color focus: green! We
borrowed Sigma’s general manager to use as our model and demonstrate the best
shade for making green eyes pop! (The color may surprise you!) Keep reading to
find out how to get the look!
About the model… Tara is the general manager; she oversees Sigma’s PR, HR and operations departments. When we asked this head honcho what her an average day is like for her at the Sigma office she said, “There is never an ‘average’ day when you’re in my shoes! Each day consists of problem solving, managing and learning. There is always a new objective, goal or idea and it’s my job to make it happen. I ensure that Sigma runs smoothly all day, every day.”
Would you ever consider using red eye shadow? Stay tuned for our next eye color tutorial - hazel!
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About the model… Tara is the general manager; she oversees Sigma’s PR, HR and operations departments. When we asked this head honcho what her an average day is like for her at the Sigma office she said, “There is never an ‘average’ day when you’re in my shoes! Each day consists of problem solving, managing and learning. There is always a new objective, goal or idea and it’s my job to make it happen. I ensure that Sigma runs smoothly all day, every day.”
Aside from her hefty responsibilities, Tara thoroughly
enjoys her co-workers. “I get to work with some truly amazing people. I even
get to work with my best friend, Annie (the Affiliate Program Manager), which is
just the icing on the cake!"
Tara's top five favorite Sigma products include:
- F88 – Flat Angled Kabuki “I love this brush for foundation! It works well with all types and consistencies.”
- Paris Makeup Palette “I am obsessed with all the eye shadow colors in the Paris palette; those gurus definitely chose some great shades!”
- E65 – Small Angle brush “This brush ROCKS for gel and liquid liner, which is a staple in my beauty routine. I don’t know what I would do without this brush!”
- Beauty Expert – Brow Design Kit “What a great product, it honestly has everything you could ever need for your brows. I change my hair color up a lot so this is perfect for me!”
- E75 – Angled Brow brush “This brush has changed my brows. I am totally obsessed with doing my brows now and without this brush it wouldn’t be as easy or as fun.”
To get Tara’s featured look and make her green eyes pop,
we went with red (the color across from green on the color wheel) for an
ultimate contrast. The Dare Palette contained all the perfect go-to shades for creating this
look!
Steps:
1. Using the E70 from the Bunny Collection, lightly pat on the color ‘Chase’ all over the lid.
1. Using the E70 from the Bunny Collection, lightly pat on the color ‘Chase’ all over the lid.
2. With the E36, apply the shade ‘Reveal’ into the crease
and lightly blend it out with the shade ‘Surrender.’
4. From there, use the shade ‘Approach’ as a
highlighter and apply it onto the brow bone using the E60 brush.
5. With the E15 brush, apply black gel eyeliner to the
top lash line. For the bottom lash line, use brown eyeliner. We added 'Snoop'
to the middle of the lash line and 'Reveal' on the outer half.
6. Lastly, finish the look with an application of a
mascara of your choice and a swipe of ‘Catch’ for blush with brush F15 works great.
So pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteThe colors really made Tara's green eyes stand out! They are as beautiful as the moon shining over the stars in the dark night. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial, Sigma!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great idea to choose complementary colors when you want your eye color to really pop. We hope you'll try the look! :)
DeleteGORGEOUS!!! what amazing eyes!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading Niki!!
DeleteWow!! Like!!!!
ReplyDeleteIts good… nice tips about Glowing Skin….
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this tutorial!!! Thank you SIGMA! Since I have green eyes too, its perfect and simple for a everyday look! You guys ROCK! Also are you guys planning to do a tutorial on the "wing look" aka styles for black eyeliner????
ReplyDeleteWe will definitely consider doing a wing look tutorial in the future! :)
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