Maybelline New York Lash Sensational Full Fan Effect Mascara 06, Burgundy Brown, Other, 9.5 ml

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Medium and warm. If you have an olive or golden tone, aim for warmer mascara colors that blend nicely with your skin, like earthy greens or plum purples. Red mascaras are also especially flattering on brown and hazel eyes, as they often have a subtle blue undertone that really makes the eye color pop, he explains. And there’s another benefit to opting for a red hue: “The color red actually makes your eyes look bigger, brighter and younger,” says celebrity makeup artist Todd Harris. We don’t want all trends from the 1980s to return, but colored mascara is an exception. From subtle tints to bold neon shades, colorful mascaras can either lightly enhance your eyes or completely transform your look. Below, we’ll introduce you to our favorite colored mascaras and tips for how to flawlessly pull off the trend. Best colored mascaras overview: Hazel eyes. Burgundy mascara brightens hazel eyes because it nicely offsets the cool and warm undertones in the complex eye color. Blue mascara can also provide a unique effect if your hazel eyes are predominantly warm-toned.

While brown is generally considered neutral, light brown eyes actually run a little warm. Light blue mascara provides the most dramatic contrast to really make them pop. However, other cool-toned mascaras, like lavender or cool green, can also work. What color mascara makes blue eyes pop?Dark and neutral. When you have bronzed skin, you have a bit more freedom to play around with bold and jewel-toned mascara colors. Experiment with bright pops of color like neon blue, bright green, or hot pink. Alternatively, aim for a soft look with a deep-toned navy or burgundy. The best part? You don't even need to put that much effort into it — in fact, makeup artist Fulvia Farolfi previously told Allure that colored mascara looks better when it's clumpy. "It's not supposed to be perfect," she says. So layer on your colored mascara as you please, and don't stress if it clumps or smudges a little bit. Sadly, reviewers noted that this vegan formula doesn’t have the best longevity — it can smudge or transfer throughout the day. But it’s ideal for sustainable makeup fans to wear during photoshoots or casual events (when you don’t need it to last all day long).

Manuel Espinoza is a makeup artist and a StyleSeat Pro based in Los Angeles with over a decade of experience in the industry.Obviously, not all red hues are created equal. While there are plenty of red-red options out there, if you want a more subdued take on the trend, consider opting for a deeper berry or burgundy tone. Want lashes that’ll take you to paradise? L’Oréal Paris Paradise Mascara could be your new go-to for longer-looking lashes. We’ve been working on a luscious new castor oil mascara that’ll give you intense volume and spectacular length with a feather-soft feel. Our Ultra-Soft brush carefully coats lashes with silky smooth castor oil – which keeps lashes feeling soft and flake-free. And you can control how bold you go. If you’re dressing to impress, simply add more coats of L’Oréal Paris Paradise mascara for striking intensity. The beauty of makeup is the freedom it allows us to experiment with and try any and every look under the sun. We're big proponents of breaking worn-out "rules" and wearing whatever strikes our fancy, but when it comes to choosing the colored mascaras that will best enhance our eye color, there is some strategy. To use L’Oréal Paris Lash Paradise mascara, simply brush through your lashes from root to tip, repeating a few times. Layer multiple coats for extra-volumised paradise lashes that won’t budge.

As a rule of thumb, Scott says cool tones like blue, green, or violet contrast with brown eyes for a natural brightening effect. They'll bring out the depth of hazel eyes, and they can also make blue or green eyes appear deeper and/or vibrant.Raise your hand if you remember seeing different eyeshadow palettes for green eyes, brown eyes, and blue eyes on the beauty shelves. Because I do. As soon as my teenage self saw them in a magazine, I ran to CVS in search of purples and browns, because my peepers just had to look good in 10th-grade English class. Cut to today and you can find me with a burgundy mascara in hand — only this time it’s because TikTok said it would make my green eyes pop. As soon as I spotted this trend, I knew I had to give it a try.