Even if you are wearing makeup, most makeup artists agree curling your lashes is a must, because it makes your eyes look larger and more awake. Use an eyelash curler to first curl along the very base of your lashes (squeezing for 10 seconds), then the middle of your lashes and the ends. This will give your lashes a natural curl instead of just bending them up at one harsh angle. If an eyelash curler is out of the question, there are other ways to make your lashes stand out.  Blow on the ends of your fingertips to warm them up, then gently press your lashes up. Hold for ten seconds, and repeat if necessary.  Heat a spoon in a mug of warm water, then hold the edge of the spoon along the root of your eyelashes. The curved side of the spoon (the side that holds soup or cereal) should be facing out, away from you. Use your fingers to gently push your lashes up and against the edge of the spoon.  Use a clean toothbrush to brush your lashes upward. Run the bristles under hot water to warm up the brush, wiping off excess moisture on a towel. Then brush the bristles up through your lashes, a starting near the root, and holding at the tips for ten seconds. Figure out what shades really highlight your eye color and buy shirts and scarves in those colors. Think about what color you are wearing when people compliment your eyes, or try holding up a bunch of different colored fabrics to your eyes and have a friend tell you which ones look best.  Blue eyes should start out with black and different shades of blue (darker blues will make your eyes look a deeper blue, lighter blues will lighten), purple, pinks, and light green.  Brown eyes should start with oranges and red (or combinations like peach), shades of light brown, bold blues, lavender, gold, and moss green.  Green eyes should try any shade of purple or green, black, navy, pale yellow, and deep browns.  Hazel eyes should try black, navy, and other dark neutrals, orange, burgundy, and lavender. Your eyebrows frame your face and bring balance to your features. Stick with a strong, natural looking brow over over-plucked, pencil-thin lines. If you can have a professional salon shape your brows they will give you a template for how they should look and then you can do maintenance with a tweezer.  Avoid waxing your brows, as the process damages the extremely sensitive skin around your eyes. Try plucking or threading instead.  If you aren't allowed to tweeze your eyebrows, use a toothbrush to brush the hairs upwards slightly. This trick will make your eyes look bigger. A few squirts from hydrating eyedrops or eyedrops made to relieve redness will make your eyes look clear and awake. You can also use eyedrops to de-puff the skin around your eyes--just dab the liquid on the skin around your eyes. If you like to color your hair, choose a color that accentuates your eyes. You can focus on your general eye color, such as brown, blue, green, or hazel, or you can bring out the different colored flecks in your iris.  Darker hair usually makes lighter eyes pop, while rich colors or lighter undertones can bring out darker eyes. Reds and coppers look great with green eyes, and you can use color to bring out your favorite shade in hazel eyes. You can find hair color recommendations for your individual eye color and skin tone combination by visiting https://bellatory.com/hair/How-to-Pick-the-Best-Hair-Color-for-Your-Face.
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