The pics of her weren’t too clear, but I tried…
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I’ve seen your eyeshadow applications and checks out one of the ladies on your top ten (the one that was on facebook) and the colors look great on you both. I am new to eye shadow application and was wondering if you thought that people with a lighter skin tone (I’m probably the color of Tisha Campbell) would be able to wear the same bright colors? Also, do you find it necessary to match the eye shadow color with something that you’ll be wearing?
Thanks for any info you can give me!
I think brighter colors look better on more fair skintones. You can see the color more.
MAtching eyeshadow with an outfit is not cute, in my opinion. You’d look too matchy, if you know what I mean.
When you say fairer- do you mean people with more bronze/brown skin tone?
I know what you mean about too matchy. Thanks for the info- you are a big help!
Fair as in lighter. Light skinned/yellow etc
Oooh, ok. Thanks again.
Thats hott!!