Glowsly encourages curling your eyelashes before applying green mascara so that your lashes will have the ultimate lift to help the color stand out. To get the green color to coat your lashes evenly, L'Oreal USA recommends using their Voluminous Lash Primer.
Celebrity makeup artist Jared Lipscomb then suggests keeping your eye makeup to an "earthy neutral tone," using shades like olive green, coffee brown, and antique gold, per Bravo TV. Finish off the look by bronzing your cheeks, and wearing a neutral lipstick color to keep the attention on the eyelashes. Lipscomb warns that experimenting with too much color can clash and look like you came back to the future from a time-travel trip to the '80s.
For novices, keeping the look simple is a foolproof way to introduce a pop of color into your makeup routine. But if you're still apprehensive about green eyelashes, then Lipscomb says you can wear black mascara on the top eyelashes, and wear green mascara on the bottom lashes. This way, you get the pop of color that will highlight your eyes, but you keep the depth that black mascara provides and don't look washed out.
Patrick Ta, who is Gigi Hadid's makeup artist, gave another tip to Stylist on how to tone down a green mascara. Ta suggests applying a single coat of black mascara first, and then layering the green mascara afterward. This helps subdue a mascara with brighter pigments.
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