I have hazel eyes and am fair. I found a great eye-liner from clinique that is called charcoal brown. It works well for my skin tone. I think it would look good w/ pink.

My eyes are hazel(green/brown) and purple/plum is great for bringing out the green.

I have brown eyes and fair to medium skin, and when I want to go light, I will use a dark brown shadow/liner with a smudge brush as a liner to keep the line from looking too severe, and then a nice neutral pinkish/taupe shadow from Laura Mercier called Cashmere. I will wear Cashmere alone or as a base color. Another great color from her line is Sherazade, which is not too olive and not too forest. I think it is the perfect green.

I have dark brown eyes and fair-to-tanned skin, depending on the season. I usually try to go for a natural look and don't use eyeshadow on a daily basis, especially not in the summer. If I want to shake it up a little, I play with different liner colors. (Always use the curler and mascara.) Plums and browns are great for definition in the daytime. I've also used cream eyeshadow as liner in a bright teal or royal blue... it's quite a statement though, and not something I'd recommend for teaching. By the way, what color mascara do you use? You might try a colored mascara?

I usually wear black. I have dark, long, thick lashes -- but the black makes them pop a little more. It's funny how black mascara can look good on nearly anyone, but black eyeliner, not so much. I love my eyes and like to bring them out, and I have definitely cut back on liner (never line my bottom waterline anymore), and think it's time to add new colors to see what else I can do. Color mascara is a good idea...but then again, do I really want someone to get right up in my face and be like, oh, wow, you have green eyelashes. Maybe it's more subtle than that?

Update: I used plum liner with silver shadow and black mascara -- wow, it looks MUCH less harsh than black all while bringing out my eyes. The green really pops, it's gorgeous! I paired plum liner with plum shadow and it looked like too much, so I think the contrast is really very nice. I still think green would look good with more subtle brows, so I will try that look tomorrow. I lightly lined under the lashline with a plum shadow that matched the liner, so it gives me something on the bottom without being gaudy. I am impressed! Thank you all for your opinions and comments, it means a lot!

Oh, and this is a fantastic teaching look! Subtle, but awesome.

Hi Chrissy,
I am a redhead, with fair skin and green eyes. I have found a great trick with black eyeliner is to get a powder liner and a straight-edged brush. Then, I get the brush wet and apply the liner right to the base of the eyelashes. (Usually, I have to hold my eye up a little to get the right place.) Most people don't even notice that you are wearing eyeliner, but it makes your lashes pop more because the base looks thicker.

Also, i love my plum colored liner and often pair it with a gold eyeshadow. Oh, and sometimes I like a lavender colored eyeshadow - as long as it isn't too white or gray.