hmm...
It depends on more than eye color. If you're darker complected, you're probably a warm, unless you are afram, then you are possibly cool... look at the underside of your arms and see if the skin is more pink or yellow/olive. If it's pink, stay away from colors that are too bronzey, orangey, or yellowish... If it's more olive, stay away from too bright blues, pinks, or purples... go with a more muted tone.
Then, what do you mean hazel? My grandma is a blue-green hazel, my daughter is a brown-blue hazel, some people have a gold color in there... you need to complement whatever colors you want to bring out, and if you have brown-blues, those are already complementary, so purple or pink could work as long as it works with your skin tone. For green-blues, I'd go with pinks and peaches, and if you've got the gold and want to sparkle, go with greens, blues, and purples.
also, don't just slap a big band of green across your face, use the color with a more neutral shade on the upper lid, do the color more toward the corners or center depending on darkness, or use a subtle color that is more sheer to give that pop without looking like too much
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