Sentences with phrase «darker than your skin tone»

Also, choose shades lighter or darker than your skin tone, especially when it comes to neutrals.

Amp up your going - out makeup by contouring and highlighting your facial features with two concealers: one two shades darker than your skin tone and one two shades lighter.

Definitely recommend that other pale girls seek out pressed face powders a few shades darker than their skin tone as their contour colour option.

Contouring is when you use a matte (read: not shimmery) powder, cream, or pencil product that's two shades darker than your skin tone to shade areas you'd like to define or reshape, like your nose, forehead, chin, and cheekbones.

You can also contour your face using a foundation that is a few shades darker than your skin tone for a chiseled look.

The best way to find the perfect match for your foundation is to try three shades — one which is a shade lighter than your skin tone, the second which is very close to your skin tone, and the third which is a shade darker than your skin tone.

A natural color, one shade darker than your skin tone will mimic the natural shadow which will draw attention and maximize your features without being noticeable.

Even though it's actually darker than my skin tone, it reflects enough light that it still works as a highlighter.

I have also recently learned that when searching for a nude it's best to go 1 - 2 shades lighter OR darker than your skin tone.

Not exact matches

Women with darker skin tones have to spend more time in the sun than women with lighter skin tones to get the same amount of vitamin D. Of course, with the use of sunblock, women with all skin tones end up blocking their exposure to the sun and preventing vitamin D production.

Perhaps there's no color that suits a dark skin tone better than deep purple.

Blue - tinged and purplish dark circles are best concealed using an orange to yellow based concealer that is one shade lighter than your skin tone.

If you have a deep skin tone, look for a shade of brown that is either darker or lighter than your skin color, rather than one that is too similar.

So swirl your tapered blending brush over a warm, soft - brown shadow (only a few shades darker than your natural skin tone) and blend it into the outer V of your eye, sweeping it from your lash line to the middle of your crease.

Despite being promoted as universally flattering, I really don't know how well this will really show up on skin tone darker than mine.

Foundations were a heavy affair, generally darker than the natural skin tone.

Medium brown eye shadow - You can use any brown eye shadow which is 1 tone darker than your skin color.

I was Edward scissor hands and if u want closed scars you use a liner a tone lighter than ur skin to make the shape u want and a tone or two darker around the light color.

If your skin tone is beige than you are going to looked washed out if you wear it all over, but someone who has an olive, medium, or dark complexion may be able to get away with it.

Alternatively, for a lighter bronzed glow, use a matte brown shadow (about two or three shades darker than your natural skin tone) and a large bronzing brush.

While the shading / contour, is dark enough for white to medium brown skin tones, darker than the latter, I think this will not blend well.

It's so great, in fact, that all the dark skin tones sold out in less than a week.

If for any reason you do not have blue eye shadow laying around then you can use any darker foundation, but make sure it's like 4 times darker than you natural skin tone or you can use your bronzer with any darker eye shadow.

Next, you'll want to find a contour stick — you could use a deeper - toned foundation, too — or powder that's two shades darker than your natural skin tone.

I swipe on an eye shadow (I like powders) that is slightly lighter than my skin tone over the entire lid, followed by a light brown shade on my lower eyelid and a slightly darker shade just in my eyelid crease.

It's also a little more orange than my skin tone, but I actually like that because it offsets the blue of my dark circles / veins.

I would probably use this to conceal any dark spots or blemishes rather than under my eyes because it matches my skin tone perfectly.

It is kind of darker than my own skin tone.

Why it works: Rich, dark shades with warm casts work best on this skin color because they enhance rather than clash with darker skin's warm tones.

If you have darker skin, we'd recommend looking at Make Up For Ever instead — but if you're light - or medium - toned, and don't want to bother with anything less than full, matte coverage, this formula may be right for you.

This cruelty - free formula comes in 32 shades than span equally across light, medium, and dark skin tones.

1 — WEAR NUDE UNDERWEAR — Go for a shade that is slightly darker than your natural skin tone.

The goal is to brighten, so choose a color that's a notch lighter than your skin: If you're fair, look for a pinkish tone; for medium skin, something peachy; and if you have dark skin, try a warm brown.

If you have darker skin tone than it is perfect for you.