Key Points:
A lot of striking yellow golds work well as highlighters.
The popular party colors are metallic and glitter golds.
Try using gold with purple or red tones if you have green eyes.
Orange-based gold will make your eyes look stylish if you have blue eyes.
Gold comes in a wide spectrum of tones, from a delicate pearl finish to a metallic or shimmer pigment, with overtones of yellow, brown, or orange. Therefore, it is up to you to determine which one best describes you.
A sophisticated combination of brown and gold makes a subdued style statement. Once you have finished priming your eyes to counteract any potential flaws, such redness, apply a full yellow-toned gold shade across the middle portion of the lid, being careful not to reach the corners. Next, blend a deep, warm brown hue from the eye's outer corner towards its inner corner, following the curve of the socket. The gold will stand out as the socket highlights and frames it.
To give your eyes dimension, add eyeliner to the base of your lashes using a brown pencil. Smudger can be used to remove harsh lines, and then brown eyeshadow can be applied lightly to seal and soften the edges. In order to frame the eyes, the lashes must be curled, mascara applied, and the brows groomed.
To achieve a semi-stain effect, use your forefinger to gently pat the lipstick onto your lips. Finally, apply a light apricot blush on your cheeks to create a dramatic effect.
Which Shade?
Warm-toned olive skin is enhanced by all tones of gold.
You can move farther into the orange-based golds the deeper your skin tone.
Gold with a yellow and green foundation goes well with fair skin.
Warm brown gold tones complement porcelain skin to a large extent.
The delicate pearl richer, greener vintage gold tones are the most attractive.