Our Favorite Colored Eyeliners in Every Shade of the Rainbow

Red Eyeliner: Suva Beauty Hydra Liner in Cherry Bomb

Red eye makeup can be tricky to pull off, but it can absolutely be done. Evening out your complexion and keeping the rest of your look simple are two keys to success. 

Pink Eyeliner: NYX Professional Cosmetics Epic Wear Liner Sticks in Pink Spirit

Try using this bright pink shade along with a purple pigment (like the one mentioned below) to create a fun, curved cut crease. Follow this step-by-step tutorial to learn how to get the look. 

Orange Eyeliner: Danessa Myricks Beauty Waterproof Cushion Liner in Totally Tangerine

A swipe of a fiery shade like this one is a fun and unique way to add a pop color to a no makeup-makeup look. To get even more dramatic, use it to create a flame-inspired eye look. 

Yellow Eyeliner: Urban Decay Stoned Vibes 24/7 Glide-On Eyeliner Pencil in High Vibes

If you’re unsure how to incorporate yellow eyeliner into your look, we suggest taking some inspo from your fruit bowl. Check out our fave lemon, pineapple and banana eye designs here. 

Green Eyeliner: YSL Beauty Dessin Du Regard Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil in Green

Change things up by wearing a swipe of green on your lower lash line only. It’ll make your eyes pop and is an interesting way to add color to a neutral or smoky-eye look. This YSL Beauty pencil is perfect for the job because it’s smudge-proof. 

Blue Eyeliner: Maybelline New York Tattoo Studio Waterproof Eyeliner Pencil in Striking Navy

There’s so much you can do with blue eyeliner, but right now we’re obsessed with this marble eye look created by pro artists Jonet Williamson. Follow her guide to learn how to achieve it on your own.

Purple Eyeliner: L'Oréal Paris Makeup Le Liner Signature Mechanical Eyeliner in Violet Wool

If you’re bored of black eyeliner but aren’t quite ready to try an out-there colored shade, reach for a jewel tone purple like this one. The color is deep enough to be in your comfort zone but vivid enough to stand out.