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2011-08-31, 9:10am
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Ravens444
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Join Date: Apr 17, 2006
Location: California
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Brown boro
Does anyone know a good brown for eye cane? The brown ive been using keeps turning red..... Could I need more oxegen?
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2011-08-31, 9:22am
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Borovangelist
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Join Date: Jan 26, 2007
Location: Auburn, MA
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Which one are you using? I've played with Sienna without too much headache and Momka's Charlie Brown is another brown transparent you might look at.
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2011-08-31, 9:43am
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Always Improving
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Join Date: Dec 25, 2010
Location: South San Francisco, CA
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I have just started to use the Sienna and it seems to stay brown.
Mike...
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2011-08-31, 10:25am
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Senior Member
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Join Date: Jul 22, 2011
Posts: 410
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I've got devardi's medium brown and it's stayed true for me no problems....was cheap as heck too.
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2011-08-31, 12:34pm
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Ravens444
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Join Date: Apr 17, 2006
Location: California
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Brown eyes.
Yeh.. I didn't think it would be hard. Ive been using shorts, so I don't know the color. Ive been using amazon bronze frit and some yellow frit. Anyone have pics? 
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2011-09-01, 8:50am
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Member
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Join Date: Aug 22, 2011
Location: Florida
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I've used Devardi's brown with good results as well.
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2011-09-03, 8:33am
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Ravens444
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Join Date: Apr 17, 2006
Location: California
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Thank you!
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2011-09-03, 12:09pm
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Junior Member
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Join Date: Jan 23, 2009
Posts: 29
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what about chocolate crayon?
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2011-09-05, 3:57pm
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Save the Numbats
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Join Date: Jul 23, 2005
Location: The Arctic
Posts: 577
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GA Walnut is a good dark brown, semi-transparent.
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2011-09-06, 10:28am
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funny mofo
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Join Date: Nov 25, 2007
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Amazon Bronze will turn any number of funky colors. It's not the thing to use if you want straight brown. Any of the examples above will work well. On the other hand, if you want a fantastic oil slick sheen on the iris of the eyes you're making, work the Amazon Bronze really hot (keep the haze burned off), let it cool, and then bathe it in a nice reducing flame for a bit. You'll get a great silvery-brown oil slick effect.
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2011-09-06, 5:47pm
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Fire and Fluidity
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Join Date: Jun 23, 2005
Location: Newport Oregon
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Momka's Brown Glitter makes nice irises also.
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