The Best Green Eyeshadow Looks and How To Wear Them

Green eyeshadow is still one of the most popular cosmetic trends. Therefore, these tutorials are some of the best green eyeshadow looks available if you want to explore the lovely greens and create a dramatic statement. 

Green eyeshadow looks are frequently associated with being hippy and punk. There are many ways to apply green eyeshadow; sometimes all you need is a little inspiration. However, it can definitely seem hippie. We thought there was no better time than now to bring you the greatest green eyeshadow looks because green eyeshadow palettes are on the increase.

Green eyeshadow can truly stick out, whether you want to add a little flair or something absolutely extra. It's a chance to showcase your individual flair and look fantastic while doing it. Green shines out as a fantastic accent color and truly draws the eye.

Green smokey eye look

1. Prime your eyelids with a beige eyeshadow after finishing your base makeup and filling in your brows. After that, apply a light pink color to your crease using a blending brush. To mix them out, go back and forth.

2. Start by applying some green eyeshadow to your crease. Then, use a brush to apply it evenly on the lids. To help blend things out and restore a little green hue, apply a light-yellow shade to the high point of your crease after that.

3. Highlight the inner corners of your eyes and lower lash line with a green shimmer eyeshadow. After that, lightly line your waterline with an eyeliner pencil.

4. Curl your lashes, then put on mascara and fake lashes.

Green butterfly eyeshadow look

1. Apply nude base color all over your lids. This evens out the color of the eyelids' skin while also making it simpler to apply the subsequent eye shadow.

2. Using green eyeliner, trace a line from the crease to the outer corner of the eye. If you don't have green eyeliner, you can alternatively use a fine brush to apply a green eyeshadow color.

3. To add some depth, fill in the outer corner with a darker shade of green. Next, move a medium green hue from the corner toward the middle. Make sure to combine the colors to produce a gradient appearance during this procedure.

4. Apply a small amount of light blue eyeshadow to your inner corners and mix it in with the medium shade. Apply black over the top of the pre-existing cat liner with a fine, angled brush. Make sure the edges are blending.

5. Apply medium green next, then light blue on the lower lids. Next, apply a black shade to the outside corner and smudge it into the center of the eye. The center of the eyelids should then be lightly tinted yellow. After that, use black eyeliner, continuing into tear dust.

6. Finish by curling your lashes with two coats of mascara.

Green cat eye makeup

1. Prime your upper lids with a beige eyeshadow after finishing your base makeup and brows. Then, using a blending brush, apply a light green eyeshadow to the lids and blend it outward to the corners. On the tip of the eyeballs, make an upward shape. It would be preferable if you applied some to your lower eyelids as well. Make careful to start out with a modest amount and gradually add more color.

2. To enhance depth, use a brush to apply black eyeshadow to the outside corners of the upper and lower lids. Apply dazzling eyeshadow to the middle of the upper eyelids after that.

3. Apply some darker green eyeshadow to the outer corner of the lower lash line using a thin flat brush. To visually broaden the eyes, you can apply it a little lower than your lash line. Use an eyeliner brush and black eyeshadow to create your eyeliner. You can choose the eyeliner's shape based on your normal preferences.

4. Apply some brown blush on your cheekbone and highlight the inner corner of your eyes, nose bridge, and nose tip with a delicate highlighter.

5. Curl your lashes with a lash curler and apply mascara or just a layer of lash primer.