What eyeshadow colors make a hazel eye color look more green than brown?

what is a good color to use to make my hazel eyes look more green.What eyeshadow colors make a hazel eye color look more green than brown?
Green and Hazel: Golden browns, warm taupes, deep purples, soft peaches and soft violets flatter this eye colour the best : )





I've also heard baby pink works great too!What eyeshadow colors make a hazel eye color look more green than brown?
In order to get green eyes to pop, you should try wearing various purple shades. The contrast in color to your eyes will make them seem more dramatic. If you want your eyes to stand out but look more natural, you may want to try warmer mocha brown shades or warm colors with slight orange undertones. Basic eyeshadow colors for green eyes would be earth tones with slight hints of gold, taupe colors, mocha browns, and lavender-purple shades. Since most green and hazel eyes has a variety of flecks, feel free to experiment with these colors so you can find the perfect one for your eyes.





Keep in mind that you should have fun with your eyeshadow and it shouldn't be a bothersome process. A general rule of thumb with eyeshadow is to first compliment your eye color and then it shouldn't contrast your clothing. In other words, don't wear a purple based eyeshadow on your blue eyes while you are wearing a coral toned shirt. You should try to keep your clothing and eyeshadow in the same or color family, or at least a complimentary family. And finally, remember that sometimes less is more. Don't add 5 layers of green eyeshadow on your brown eyes, thinking that it will make them look fabulous. Often times a slight hint of color is all your eyes need to really pop and look mesmerizing.
To the green in your eyes pop, you would want to use any eye shadow or liner with red undertones. Like purples and pinks. Using a green shadow will make your eyes look less hazel/brown.





I personally would recommend a dark purplely brown liner and and a neutral base (can be a shimmer or a matte shadow) over your lid . Then I would put a sideways V of a darker color than your base. The V can be colors such as a dark peachy color, a rich lavender or any color you desire. This will create a somewhat smokey eye effect while still bringing out the green in your eyes.





One could also add gold. Gold livens things up as well as brings out the more dominant colors.
Plums, purples, and raisin.
warm colors. browns, golds and greens and purples
a lightish pink
I'd say purple or gold