Green Eyes: pinks or plums (these have red undertones) Blue Eyes: tawny gold based colors and peaches (these have orange undertones) Brown Eyes: any color works on brown eyesHazel Eyes: champagne, mauve colors, gold-flecked, and jewel-tone eyeshadow
Blush and Lip Color
Brick or toast lipsticks and blushes add a great deal of warmth to the redheaded complexion and bring out the natural depth of a redhead's skin tone.For blush, try golden corals and yellow- or gold-based reds, apricots and tawny peaches.For intense color, blue-based reds look best, and purple is spectacular.
Skin Tone: Warm or Cool?
Are your veins blue-purple (warm) or blue-green (cool)? A warm redhead should choose foundation or concealer with yellow- or peach-based shades. A cool redhead should choose foundation or concealer with neutral or a porcelain pink-base.
The Deal With Freckles
"Wearing copious amounts of foundation to even skin tone—often in the wrong color—is one of my biggest pet peeves," says Lauren (Beauty Expert). "Most redheads will notice a skin tone change between the summer and winter months. Foundation should change with the seasons as well." Freckles should be allowed to peak through your foundation. Most redheads have pink undertones in the skin which can appear ruddy. This can be cancelled out with yellow-based concealer or foundation.
In the summer, keep it sheer with tinted moisturizer in a slightly warmer shade to emphasize the color of your freckles. This shade should be somewhere between the color of your freckles and underlying skin tone. In the winter months, emphasize the underlying skin tone color and use thicker moisturizer and foundation. You can cancel out redness with yellow-based foundation and concealer.
Eye Brows and Lashes
Redheads should use a taupe or light auburn eyebrow pencil or eye shadow to fill in and shape the brows. On lashes, brown, copper, and eggplant mascara look great for more natural looks. Black mascara works for smokier, glamorous looks.
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