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How To Wear Green Eyeshadow Tutorial

April 12, 2013 by Greta Brinkley 6 Comments

How to Wear Emerald Green eyeshadow for normal people

Emerald is THE color for 2013.  It’s everywhere in clothes, beauty, and fashion.  But, how do you wear these jewel toned makeup colors in real life?

This is an easy, pretty, somewhat subtle but not boring take on the Emerald look.  Yes, you too can learn how to wear green eyeshadow.

Emerald green eyeshadow for normal people finished look

Prep your face for makeup.  If you need to apply moisturizer before your foundation, do so now.  Skip the primer, though.

Apply Belleme Shimmer Base all over, and blend in.  This helps diffuse the light and creates a great glow.

Apply your foundation.  I used NYX’s HD Studio Foundation, applied with a brush.

Apply eyeshadow primer to your lids.  I used Urban Decay’s eyeshadow primer.  Let set for a second.

Top with NYX’s Jumbo Eye Stick in Milk.  I generally apply this to my finger, and then blend on my eyelid.  This will help make your shadow color pop.

Green eyeshadow tutorial step 1

Use the lightest shade of green from the Stila Going Green eyeshadow trio.  It’s sort of a gorgeous peridot green shade.  Apply it all over your lid, all the way up on the brow bone.

Emerald Green Eyeshadow tutorial step 2

Apply the second shade, which is a great emerald tone, all over the lid and crease.  Since I have tiny, shallow eyes, I add the color a bit up on the brow bone.  Blend well.

Emerald Green eyeshadow tutorial step 3

Take the darkest shade of shadow, and use in the crease.  Blend it well.

Line the eyes with Anastasia Covet Eyeliner in Vert.

Emerald Green eyeshadow tutorial finished eyes

Apply blush to your cheeks.

Finish everything with powder.

Emerald Green eyeshadow tutorial finished look

Apply mascara to your lashes & a lip color.  I chose to keep the lips subtle and went with a lightly tinted lip balm.

Products used

Stila Going Green Eyeshadow Trio
Belleme Shimmer Base
NYX HD Foundation
Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer
NYX Jumbo Eye Stick in Milk
Anastasia Covet Eyeliner in Vert
Physician’s Formula Powder Palette Blush in Blushing Rose
L’Oreal False Fiber Lashes Mascara
Belleme Finishing Powder

I received some of the products used for review and/or promotional purposes, with no other compensation. Others I purchased.

Filed Under: Cosmetics, Tutorials Tagged With: cosmetics, emerald, eye shadow, green, makeup, tutorial

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Comments

  1. Erica says

    April 30, 2013 at 10:03 pm

    Pretty! I’ve gotten in a rut the past few years where I only use light blue and tan eyeshadow. I should really branch out to more colors.

    Reply
  2. Cecile says

    May 1, 2013 at 10:56 am

    Looks gorgeous! I would be afraid to try green eyeshadow, but you made it seem easy.

    Reply
  3. Heather @ It's a Lovely Life! says

    May 1, 2013 at 9:59 pm

    I’ve always wanted to try the green shadow look. I think I’m actually going to do it now. You make it look so easy!

    Reply
  4. Helen May says

    July 12, 2013 at 11:19 pm

    I haven’t worn green eye shadow before. Maybe I’ll try it. Thanks!

    Reply

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