Beauty Terminology Quiz
Beauty Terminology Quiz: test your terminology knowledge with an interactive ArniSun beauty tool. Review tailored suggestions and practical guidance…
Find flattering eyeshadow palettes for your eye color, skin undertone, and occasion. See shade swatches and styling tips instantly.
Curated ideas for brown eyes.
Digital HEX codes illustrate colors and are not exact on-skin predictions.
The Eyeshadow Color Matcher suggests coordinated four-shade looks based on your eye color, skin undertone, skin depth, occasion, and finish preference. Select the options that describe you to see three curated palettes with shade names and approximate hex swatches.
Color recommendations draw on familiar makeup color combinations and visual contrast, such as copper tones for blue eyes, plum for green eyes, and bronze or teal accents for brown eyes. The tool ranks curated looks using the preferences you enter; it does not analyze photographs, predict exact on-skin results, or rate anyone's appearance.
Start with the base shade, blend the crease shade for dimension, add the lid shade, and use the accent near the lash line. A matte crease and a satin or shimmer lid can add contrast without making the look overly dramatic. Check products in person where possible: color on a screen may not match a pressed powder or cream shadow.
Brown eyes work with versatile neutrals and warm bronze, while plum or teal can create contrast. Your undertone and occasion help narrow the options.
Mauve, plum, burgundy, and copper are popular contrasts for green eyes. Choose the intensity and finish that suits your preferred look.
Peach, copper, bronze, and terracotta create warm contrast with blue eyes. Rose taupe is a softer alternative.
Warm undertones often pair with gold and copper; cool undertones with mauve and taupe. Neutral and olive undertones can wear many shades.
No. The swatches are digital approximations for color inspiration. Actual cosmetics can look different depending on pigmentation, lighting, and skin.
No. Choose your eye color, undertone, skin depth, occasion, and preferred finish; the tool uses those selections locally in your browser.