10 Gorgeous Eyeshadows for Darker Skin Tones

If you have a very deep skin tone but don't want your Friday night smokey eye to look too heavy, Myricks suggests pumping up the color. "Contrast creates more of a dramatic effect. A bright pink, lavender, or rich purple can be really, really beautiful without going too dark."

Your Zoom looks don't have to stay neutral, Myrick explains. "For daytime, I would play with browns and cinnamons. Warm browns, warm orange tones, and even plum shades always looks really soft and pretty."

"Don't shy away from real vivid color," suggest Myricks, citing Make Up For Ever as a great brand to find rich colored shadows. "Go for a rich, royal blue or a really bright blue. That will look beautiful."

Playing with warm and cool tones can turn a neutral eye look into something more covetable. If you have warm undertones, Myricks suggests playing around with cool browns to create more contrast, and vice versa.

Chrome shades and shimmers can up the ante on any eye look, and these are packed with pigment. 

These shades may look bright, but they can work for both brunch and a night out when applied with a gentle hand. "To warm up eyes for day, I would say peaches, plums, and oranges all look really nice. You could just do a light wash and it will be simple, but offer a little pop of color," says Myricks.

Line your waterlines and smudge your lash lines with a chubby onyx pencil to make any eye color pop.

According to Myricks, plum can make for an attention-grabbing eye look, day or night. Use the other five shades in this palette in the inner and outer corners for a hint of shimmer. 

"Choosing something that has a slight pearl gives you a little bit more flexibility. It creates more contrast to the skin but without being overly dramatic," suggest Myricks. This shifty bronze warms up on the skin, leaving a pretty finish.

This palette has all you need to create any look you please. Create a subtle daytime eye with the rust and burgundy shades, or dip into the pink glitter for a stunning evening eye.