What color makeup should I use with blue eyes - blue eyes makeup

What color makeup should I use with blue eyes - blue eyes makeup
What color makeup should I use with blue eyes,what colors of make up should I use on my eyes? There are two predominate schools of thought on how to choose eye shadows: 1. Match your eye shadow to your clothes. The plus side of this method is that you can create a dramatic look with the combinat
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