I really like the look of Ransom--it's a purple-blue that while bright, can still stay subtle and soft when blended. A little goes a long way. I smudge the creases a bit with Zero to give it a slightly smoky look. It's a surprisingly wearable shade. Hope it works for you!

I have fair skin and blue eyes and I love the Ransom eye shadow. It is more purple than the Frigid, but I love it.

I have fair to medium skin and bright blue eyes and this is how I wear Underground... I use Sin over the entire lid to the brow bone, then I swipe Underground on just the lid. I used Twice Baked in the crease of the lid and then get a small brush wet and use the Twice Baked wet as a liner in the outter edge corner and the outter bottom lashes. If I want to glitz that up a bit, then I take a brush and dust Midnight Cowboy Rides Again just on the inner half of my lids. Try using some of your shadows wet and you get a more intense shade! Hope that helps = )

try the ruthless..i love it! it is light so it blends but is still shimmery and pops blue eyes

I LOVE Frigid. I wear it many ways. I've worn it over black cream liner and that makes the look last all day and gives it a new intensity. You can also mix some water with it to use at a wet shadow, this makes it last longer than dry only. If you use it just dry you'll get a softer look. I also wear it as a liner with other shadows. This is a great color because it's a duo-tone so it has a pretty violet color with a intense blue also. If you're brave wear it using a black base or water during day or night, but if you're more timid then try it dry first and maybe mix with Ransom. This color is pretty with just about every eye color too!. Good Luck!!!

i think shag would look really good

try freakshow or ransom.

To heck with the boring brown shade everyone else recommended! :-p
I have brown eyes and I think that the purples make my eyes pop like crazy. Fishnet, Ransom, and Freakshow are amazing. And sometimes I use the turquoise blue color, Peace, because it brings out the honey tones in my eyes. Have fun!

I think Fishnet or Graffiti would compliment brown eyes very nicely, and if those colors are too bright for your taste, you could use them just as eyeliners for a vibrant pop of color.

i also have dark eyes and i never had a problem with any of these colors, but the few that really make brown eyes pop are...ransom,sh*g,underground & honey. but if your only looking for one i would always turn back to underdground your eyes will look amazing :]

That is exactly what I was looking for, so I bought this in Underground. It's a nice medium taupe-brown. If you're looking for something a tad lighter, go for Sh*g (it won't let me write that name because it's flagged as "inappropriate language") - it's a tan shade. Both are shimmery and lovely, and both will complement your eyes nicely. Plus, if you want to spruce things up they will go well with any shade of eyeliner.

I purchase Ruthless and it subtley compliments my hazel eyes. Its a nice wash of shimmery color with a hint of earthy taupe. Its perfect if your looking for something you can use every day and that gives your eyes a beautiful, sophisticated look. Hope that helped! :)

Underground

Maui Waui and Chopper are great for light hair.

You describe me in the winter. I tend to tan in the summer. The consultant who helped me used the Shag and Honey shadows with a bright green liner. Then she used a sponge eye shadow applicator and pulled it across the top of my lid to the corner and along the bottom from the middle to the corner. I have had many compliments on this.

soft purples and lavenders look really good on hazel or green eyes

haha it sounded like you described me!

I use Scratch. It's very pretty and natural.

The color is a pink-ish gold and it gives the eyelid a great shimmer without looking over done.

I don't own any primer yet, and I would not waste it on this product. This eyeshadow doesn't need it. It never creased and stayed bright all day. I get compliments on it all the time, even after hours of wear. Don't let a primer stop you from buying this eyeshadow, because this is really a phenomenal product.

i definitely think so!!!! i actually have urban decay primer, but i use it for other brands of eye shadows.....when it comes to urban decay eye shadows, the color stays vibrant ALL DAY! even by night time, it stills looks like i just applied my eye shadow! its awesome! :D

I think they have fabulous staying power- especially when combined with Urban Decay's primer potion!

In my experience the Urbay Decay eyeshadows are still crease-resistant. I haven't had any problems with them even after wearing them for several hours. I hope this is helpful!

The color stays in place nicely for several hours but i had to reapply in the evening to keep the intensity of the color. But i hadn't used a primer.

From personal experience, I don't wear primer with my eye shadows and I've never had a problem with UD creasing and it always last all day on me. Sometimes, I've fallen asleep with some UD eye shadow on and it looks fine the next day, surprisingly enough! :)

UD has a separate line of Matte Colors. The Deluxe Eyeshadow is more like a satin.

The colors that I have are slightly iridescent but not glitterty. Zero is not; it is matte black.

Zero is indeed a dark shimmery eyeshadow. I don't think any of the deluxe eyeshadows come in matte (which should be a new thing they should make).
So just stick with the matte eyeshadows that they already have.

Zero is matte. Some colors have a bit of a sheen to them. Zero is good for a smoky eye, and a little goes a long way.

I have zero and i LOVE it. it's a great go-to black that blends really easily... it is matte, though there are a few sparkles in it. if you're blending it with other colors though it's impossible to tell. Hope this helped! :)

Unfortunately, I haven't found anything from Urban Decay that wasn't navy blue & sparkly :( I've been looking for it too! I ended up purchasing Make Up For Ever's Navy Blue 60 (http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P12633&categoryId=S10501&shouldPaginate=true) that was very pigmented & wasn't jam-packed full of glitter. Hope that helps :)

Try jinx its more of a navy blue, haight is good too but it has a tint of dark Forrest green as well if you want a royal blue radium is good.
If you want it to be very dark like black with no glitter I would go with loaded. Hope this helps

Deluxe Eyeshadow "Frigid" is not glittery at all. They call it purple with a dark blue sheen, but it looks navy to me.

look for a diffrent brand. most UD is all sparkley. and they only have specific collors. its more bright then anything.

Try using a base first. The 24/7 eyeshadow stick in the black or the Sephora brand $(10). The black underneath will bring forth some blue in Frigid.

It's a regular powder shadow, not a cream. The texture is very nice, though. Velvety and smooth.

Honey is not a cream shadow, it is a pressed powder that is so rich it almost feels creamy - but I promise, its pressed powder.

I guess the best way to describe honey would be, metallic gold. It is very shimmery, which gives it the metallic appearance - there is no chunky glitter in this shadow. The base color is slightly too dark to call it "yellow" but when the light hits it, it can reflect some yellow-goldy tones - does that make sense?

Its a truly gorgeous color that I think would look amazing on any skin tone.

Its pressed, has a shimmer but isnt over the top sparkly. Its a beigy/gold greenish. Doesnt look like the picture. But its very pretty. Not super intense, more subtle than it appears

its neither. its a more soft eyeshawdow. u barley feel it.

The texture is a pressed powder, not cream.

graffati is more of a vibrant spring green color. it has a touch of shimmer to it, but not much. mildew is more of a darker, matte green.

Graffiti is slightly iridescent but not glittery. I only have Mildew in the 24/7 Eye Pencil, Graffiti is much brighter, like St. Patrick's Day green!

It may have a touch of sheen to it, but it's not shimmery, glittery, or iridescent, from what I've experienced with it. Hope this helps.

It is most definitely shimmery, almost a metallic sheen to it but there is no glitter. All of the deluxe shadows (at least ransom, fishnet, peace, adore, graffiti, and scratch) are shimmery but not glittery.

I've never tried mildew, but i love graffiti. Its a beautiful green color and it makes your eyes shine a bit. There is a glittery look to it when its applied. I would recommend it.

I'm always a bit nervous when using bright colors, but sometimes they can work to your advantage! Usually I try to either put a thin line on the upper lash line for a little pop of color (and these don't fade at all, they're amazing when it comes to that), or i put some in the very outer corner and then pull down to the outer part of my lower lashline.

Hope this helped!

I also have a pretty fair skin tone. I have the colour heat and what I usually do is use a lighter pink colour all over the lid and just use heat on the outer corners and a bit on my lower lash line. Works really well.

I have light skin as well and I'm more of a neutral kind of girl when it comes to eyeshadow, but I like to use the brighter colors as eyeliners. I apply them with angled liner brush to my upper and lower lashline.

don't be scared of colours or having your eyes pop. I personally like to use most of the really bright colours (esp pink and green) with a light/pale shadow on the inside and UD blended on the corners or UD on the inside with a thick black/darker shade on the outside. Usually that leaves just the right amount of colour.
I also use a thin line of UD below my lower lash line, below kohl or eyeliner. It can take a basic smokey eye to a new level.

Fishnet goes well with this color along with Scratch & of course Zero.

I actually really like it with Scratch. I also pair it with any white eyeshadow.

I would use Fishnet or Ransom with Sting because purple and pink combinations look great.

Sting does come out a little more subtle than it looks online. If you purchase the Urban Ammo Eye Palette and pair the Sting Deluxe Eyeshadow with the colors Oil Slick, Grifter, and Sin, you can make a smoked out pink look that will really bring out brown and green eyes.