Soft Brown eyeshadow is a matte, warm-toned medium brown.

It’s a nice go-to for something less whoa! like a black eyeshadow, but it offers more than just “dark brown.” I like it for a deep, noticeable crease, and I think it’s excellent for smokey eyes, too. It’s not overly shimmery, but it can be noticeable, depending on whether you’ve used other shimmer shadows, too. Smut eyeshadow is a deep brown-black with subtle red-tones and shimmer. It’s a versatile shade with so much color pigmentation - I can’t imagine anyone not loving it. It works well with other browns and neutrals, but it is easily paired with golds and greens, too. It’s gotta be one of my favorite shades of all-time, and I am constantly using it. They’re perfect for giving any look more depth when used in the crease, and the contrast between finishes is often one way to add complexity to your look, too.īronze eyeshadow is a rich, deep chocolate-bronze shade with lots of shimmer. Mattes make for excellent neutral colors, because they can be used in so many ways.

It’s great to highlight the brow bone or the inner tear duct, and of course, it makes an awesome lid color, too. Ricepaper eyeshadow is a smooth, shimmery peachy beige that can instantly brighten your look.

It is an essential for any one looking for neutral shadows. It is great for an all-over wash on the lid for the ultra neutral look, but it also makes for an excellent brow bone highlighter for just about any look. Shroom eyeshadow is a soft, lightly shimmered beige color.

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Mac eyeshadow must haves for brown eyes