Think undertones, not just 'beige'
Skin reads natural when the undertone matches: warm (golden), cool (pink), or neutral. If your base is right, everything else gets easier.
A beginner-friendly 3-marker recipe
- Base: a light skin tone close to your target.
- Shadow: a slightly deeper tone with similar undertone.
- Blush/warmth: a soft peach or pink used lightly on cheeks and nose.
Where to place shadows
- Under bangs and hat brims.
- Under the nose and lower lip.
- Under the chin and along the neck.
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