Dark grey eyes
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Jan 2, 2015
Samantha C.
What color would you suggest for dark grey eyes? I have tried products for blue eyes but they make mine appear muddy.
Jan 2, 2015
Carsam R.
Anything colorful to help brighten up your eyes.
Jan 2, 2015
Elizabeth M.
I have brown eyes and I've noticed that gray eyeshadow or liner really makes mine pop up so maybe the reverse is true?
Jan 2, 2015
Hannah K.
I think it depends what sort of undertone your eye shade has. You know how there's the "paint" application on old Windows computers? And when you slide the toggle the colors go from bright to black? But there's a point when it goes grey, no matter what the initial color turns out to be. My thought would be that your eyes have a green tone to them, if they don't have a blue tone, since green and blue are genetically the two color options for lack of pigment in your eyes. I'd go with shades that make green eyes stand out like burgundy, orange, red, purple etc. I have hazel eyes that swing a bit more towards green, and those are some shades that work for me. If you'd like specific product recommendations, please let me know I'll be happy to help =)
Jan 3, 2015
Samantha C.
Thank you ladies :)