Just be careful to not walk by too many mirrors when you rock duochromes. So it'll look like you spent much more time and effort than you actually did. By applying a duochrome shadow all over the lid and through the crease ( and making sure to blend), the various colors provide enough dimension on their own. Duochromes are total scene-stealers, and they even work for single-shadow looks. Once you get your hands on some, it'll be game-over for any eye-look you create. So brown eyeshadow isn’t the only one, that suits everyone. The trick is to also look for loose pigments. Purple compliments blue and green eyes beautifully and it looks amazing on brown eyes as well, since it has blue in it. Especially on the eyes.īut as fun as these types of shadows can be, they can also be a little difficult to find - not too many brands make them. Regardless of what you call them though, they're absolutely gorgeous. These can also be called "reflects" because of how they change when the light, well, reflects on them. But how about adding two colors at once with a fancy, shmancy duochrome eyeshadow? Just in case you're unfamiliar, "duochrome" refers to any product that can appear two different colors depending on how the light hits.
But sometimes we just need to mix it up a little. And, dare I say, you can never have too many.
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