Sentences with phrase «brown eyes pop»

I am glad I got the purple because it makes my brown eyes pop!

It has a beautiful shade to it that really make my brown eyes pop and look more golden.

I really love how the perfectly curated shades made my brown eyes pop.

Keeping the shade close to your lash line will make brown eyes pop.

Emma Roberts's amethyst smoky eye brings out the blue and green tones in her hazel eyes, and Kerry Washington's violet tightline, which makes her brown eyes pop, are just a few ways you can incorporate the versatile shade into your rotation of eye makeup looks.

No matter when you wear this, this look will make green, blue and brown eyes pop.

Her brown eyes popped.

Not exact matches

Years ago, I used to wear a vivid blue liner on my bottom lash line & I always loved how it made my dark brown eyes «pop».

If you have pale skin and dark eyes, a mix of dark and medium brown shades adds gorgeous contrast to your look — and makes your eye color pop.

I always love a mix of blues and browns, and this really makes your eyes pop.

Its pinky hue accented with brown undertones flatters every face, illuminating eyes for a vivacious pop.

I added a pop of a rusty brown to really bring out my eye color.

It goes really well with only brown eye shadow, liner and mascara because it makes the lips pop out.

Orange and brown sit opposite blue on the color wheel, making blue eyes pop against warmer eye shadows like this.

Makeup pros mix brown and black, usually black on top and brown on the bottom to make eyes pop.

Covering or hiding your dark circles can help in popping your brown eyes.

I used a little dark brown eyeliner to help the eyes pop more.

Light skinned brown eyes short hair h5 «10 w170 down the earth cool to be around I have a sense of humor and have one child she's 9 years old and means the world to me one more thing I'm outgoing cook I'm clean and dress nice at all times it's a proper a tire can dig it baby if so pop & me

But she also found herself hoping Henry of England wouldn't have that thick neck and pop eyes and grizzling temple, and that he wouldn't wear the muddy, dull greens and browns that these Englishmen were all covered in.

Instead of eye - popping flowers and gobs of glorious greens, this picture book begins: «First you have brown, / all around you have brown.»