I remember when I first started wearing makeup. I was about 13 years old, even though I wasn’t supposed to wear makeup until I was 16. I would sneak it out of the house and apply it in the school bathroom. I remember at that time blue was what everyone was wearing and I thought that was perfect because my eyes were a dark blue.
Looking back at that now, I see that my natural eye color was lost due to the overwhelming bright blue color on my eyelids. Thankfully, that was before digital cameras and so there is no way to show you what my makeup job looked like but it was probably something like this: 
Times have changed and now we have learned to wear colors that complement our natural eye color so that your natural eye color stands out instead of blending in. So if we want to complement instead of matching the natural eye color, how do you know what eyeshadow colors to use?
What eyeshadow colors should I use?
Using Avon True Color Quad Eyeshadows to accent and define the shape of your eyes and complement the color of your eyes, the chart below will help you know what colors to use. This doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t use whatever colors you choose, these are just a suggestion to bring out the beautiful colors in your eyes:
Blue Eyes: Browns and Purples, such as Warm Sunrise and Chocolate Sensation
Brown Eyes: Blues & Greens, such as Steel Blue and Emerald Cut
Green Eyes: Plums & Browns – Purple Pop and Romantic Mauves
Hazel Eyes – Greys & Greens – Mocha Latte
All Eye Colors – Blacks & Neutrals – Mocha Latte & Naked Truth
The great benefits about Avon’s True Color Eyeshadows
With True Color Technology, the color in the palette is the color you’ll get on your eyes. Many times you buy a color that you think you’re going to love but when you apply it onto your eyes, it doesn’t look the same. Not the case with Avon True Color. And I can tell you, it’s creaseproof and it lasts all day long until you take it off.
The other great benefit of this eyeshadow is how easy it is to achieve many different looks because our palettes are numbered.
- Highlight – Brow Bone
- Accent – Inner Corner
- Shade – Center or Lid
- Contour – Outer corner and define lash line.
Don’t forget to use primer. It is best to prepare the eye with a good primer so that the eyeshadow can adhere to it. mark. has a real nice primer.

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This primer along with the eyeshadow can all be purchased through my Avon eStore.
