One More Question About White or Peach Eyeliner for My Skintone.

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Jane C.

Jul 1, 2014

Jane C.

I am picking one up today-I am quite pale with dark red hair and blue eyes. For that. Wide awake look some suggested peach instead of white-just want to check if my coloring makes a difference.

Mrs B.

Jul 1, 2014

Mrs B.

I use white at the top water line and nude at the bottom it makes a huge difference on women with small or tired eyes.

Jane C.

Jul 1, 2014

Jane C.

Thank you!

Grace K.

Jul 1, 2014

Grace K.

I like both. I'm also really pale with red hair :) White is more intense lol. Nude looks brighter in a barely - there way. White looks BRIGHTER, but it will be more obvious there is a color in your waterline. It's really just personal preference!

Traci L.

Jul 1, 2014

Traci L.

I just started wearing a peach liner in my waterline too,I had to ask Jacqueline about it because I wasn't sure I think white looks a bit to bright for me I have tart nude peach liner on in this pic hope this helps a little.

Breeze T.

Jul 1, 2014

Breeze T.

The only difference is that white is more Barbie, a little more visible and all over brighter. The nude really makes the look more natural (which I prefer most of the times), and your coloring doesn't matter.
Sometimes I like using white just to get that dolly eye look, it's fun but it's not for every day for me.

Jane C.

Jul 1, 2014

Jane C.

So I was going to buy one of each from ELF in order to test both shades-they're were out of both. Now I'm convinced nude/ peach is the way to go. Thank you ladies and yes Traci, the pic does help!

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