The Right Brown Flatters All Eye Colors
Who should wear brown eyeliner? The short answer is: everyone. But it needs to be the right brown eyeliner to complement your eyes.
With so many different browns to choose from, it can be tricky to know which one will suit you best. Want to make the decision foolproof? Choose a brown with a universal undertone that works with all eye colors.
The experts at RevitaLash® Cosmetics created our new Dark Brown shade of Defining Liner to flatter every eye color: brown, blue, green, hazel, and everything in between. How? Our team used color theory to identify the perfect neutral undertone. Then we recruited real people with various eye colors and skin tones to test-drive a variety of brown shades.
The result is our perfect Dark Brown, which earned rave reviews from our diverse group of testers. This deep chocolate shade with notes of rich mahogany intensifies brown eyes, makes greens and hazels pop, and helps blues look their bluest.
Of course, our new shade is the same richly pigmented Defining Liner formula that’s become a fan favorite of makeup lovers everywhere. The satin glide pencil applies effortlessly without skipping, pulling, or tugging. Its moisture-locking formula features vitamin E, which provides natural conditioning and powerful antioxidant benefits. And it even comes with a built-in smudger and sharpener, giving you everything you need to customize your look on the fly.
The verdict is in: There’s never been a brown eyeliner quite like this one before.
Brown Liner Enhances Natural Beauty at Any Age
Need another reason to love brown eyeliner? Here’s one: The shade doesn’t just flatter all eye colors, but it also looks beautiful on people of every age.
As we age, we naturally lose color and definition in our features. Hair and eyebrows begin to turn gray or white, pigment fades from our cheeks and lips, and lashes can become sparser. But eyeliner can add definition to eyes and help avoid a “washed-out” look.
Black eyeliner can read too harsh on mature faces, since it creates such a stark contrast. This look can actually make you appear older. Brown (or gray) eyeliner, on the other hand, creates a softly defined look that complements mature features. Use a smudger to blend and diffuse the color for the most flattering results.