What Colours And Shades Would Go Great On My Skin?

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Ejiro A.

Nov 24, 2013

Ejiro A.

I have oily skin and some spots on my face just wondering what colours would help cover up the blemishes and flatter my complexion.

Symone B.

Nov 24, 2013

Symone B.

A peach color correction will cancel out dark spots. You can put this on alone. It had to be under another product. Bh cosmetics has a concealer palette with lots of peaches, coastal scents, eBay, l'oreal has a peach color corrector, etc.

Ejiro A.

Nov 24, 2013

Ejiro A.

Thanx. btw I love red lipstick but I've been having trouble finding a shade of red lipstick to go with my skin tone. help please...

Saby T.

Nov 24, 2013

Saby T.

Agree wid Symone..and warm reds will look great on you ;)

Vally W.

Nov 24, 2013

Vally W.

Try oil free makeup for starters...dark peach concealor..and maybe some brozer to add a warm touch..you could also do some highlighting as well..as far as lipstick you can try ones wth a red tones like burgundy, plum, wine etc..or heck cherry red for that matter it prob will look bold dramatic yet sexy! GL.

Vally W.

Nov 24, 2013

Vally W.

In my profile pic I have on diva by mac ;-)

Vally W.

Nov 24, 2013

Vally W.

Meant to add use an oil free concealor stick/foundation to blemish as the concealors shouldnt be used on the blemishes..use that for under eye darkness if you have darkness and its better to use it on top of a corrector..then pat the cover stick into blemish..don't rub in!

Ejiro A.

Nov 26, 2013

Ejiro A.

thanks

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