Both light and dark colours. On dark skin, silvery whites can look very eyecatching. As can light blues, shimmery creams, greys, and even shiny charcoal at night, to make a smokey
eyed look.
You should wear a darker shade up to the crease of your eyes, and then a light shade like white, cream, or silver up to the brow bone.
It also really depends on your eye color, if you have very dark eyes, like many people with darker skin, you can use lovely warm russet colours, pinks and browns, to warm up the face.
If your skin is sallow, avoid all yellow and orange shades however.
Less is more, blending is the secret, set your foundation, which can also go on your brow bone,with loose powder, and then apply eye shadow, blending upwards, your finger is fine to blend with.
eyed look.
You should wear a darker shade up to the crease of your eyes, and then a light shade like white, cream, or silver up to the brow bone.
It also really depends on your eye color, if you have very dark eyes, like many people with darker skin, you can use lovely warm russet colours, pinks and browns, to warm up the face.
If your skin is sallow, avoid all yellow and orange shades however.
Less is more, blending is the secret, set your foundation, which can also go on your brow bone,with loose powder, and then apply eye shadow, blending upwards, your finger is fine to blend with.
