Yes, black is chic, timeless and goes with everything (we talk about eyeliner), but think of all the fun you are missing out on leaving aside the other colors. If you do not believe us, take your boldest eyeliner and copy the following looks!

WHITE AND PURE

White eyeliner looks totally unusable, but if you apply it in a classic way, with a kitty tail, it will look great. "It's a cool twist for fall," says makeup artist Liz Pugh, who created these looks. "Complement it with a mascara applied to the root of the eyelashes to shape your eyes," recommends Pugh. Use Eye Kohl Fascinating, from M • A • C, and contrast it with a glossy lip and nails (try the Velvet Matte Pencil in Red Square by Nars and the Madison Ave-Hue by Essie). "The look needs a touch of color to highlight, but if you do not like the idea of ​​the lipstick in a strong tone, replace it with a bold blush," adds the expert.


  RED ROCK 'N' ROLL

For a daring outline, try this awesome combo. "Ultimately, you'll need a little practice," says Liz. The simplest technique is to start with the color base: the professional blurred the Dior show Mono Shades in bow tone of the moving eyelid towards the basin and then marked the edges with a cotton swab.

He then traced the lower eyelid with a gray liquid eyeliner, finished it 'v' in the tear and extended it to the basin. "I chose gray instead of black, because it is softer." Do not apply mascara, it can distract attention from the graphic figures of your makeup; Better mark your upper lashes by drawing dots between them with a black eyeliner. Finish with a natural lip gloss.

BRIGHT BLUE

"Although turquoise was the color of the spring-summer season par excellence, you can dare wear it this fall," says Liz. Draw a thick line on the moving eyelid attached to the eyelashes; With a quick move, pull it out and up (we use Always Sharp Waterproof Kohl Liner, from Smash-box). "Delineate only half of the lower eyelid because if not, you can create an eye effect together." Do not wear mascara or make your makeup look retro.

ENJOY IT

This is one of those looks that look difficult, but actually it is very simple to achieve. "I love wearing a little shine," confesses Liz. "It has a lot of impact and it only takes a couple of minutes. " Choose the color you want for your base - we use the shadows of Make up Forever Satiny in Rust Orange - and apply it on the mobile eyelid with a soft cat eye. Your best bet is to use adhesive crystals, but if you do not find them, you can apply them with a drop of eyelash glue following the line of shadows and go!

SOLAR YELLOW

Floating outline is one of the strongest trends this year and offers you a different alternative to what we have already seen. Choose the color you like the most - we choose Nasr (Corcovado Soft Touch Shadow Pencil) - and draw a line over the basin, "otherwise you will not see it," warns Liz. For high-volume eyelashes, put on false eyelashes. Make up your lips with an M • A • C Magenta eyeliner and keep your nails neutral with a rose like Sally Hansen's Naked Ambition.

GREEN WATER

Liz says that to use green you need to do it with confidence. Choose a jade tone, which is much more flattering for all types of skins. The easiest way to introduce color to your look is by placing the emphasis under the eyes with a line along the lower lashes - try Rommel’s Exaggerate Waterproof Eye Definer in Emerald. Deepen them with a mask of the same tone. Here we use Estee Lauder's Sumptuous Extreme in Extreme Emerald tone and contrast it with a powerful Blue Glaze Aqua Baby enamel.