Palettes for Darker Skin/Eyes.

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Gaby S.

Dec 9, 2015

Gaby S.

Hey ladies!
I need help looking for a great eye shadow palette for tan skin tone. I've bought many palettes before and those golden tan shadows never show up. However, those are the shades I'm most comfortable wearing. I typically like natural looking shades, not too glittery. Any ideas? I'm sure some of you darker toned ladies/gents have struggled with finding a natural palette that shows up.

Maria c.

Dec 9, 2015

Maria c.

When ever I want an eyeshadow to really show up on my lid I use a flat shader brush and spray it with Mac fix+ and pat it onto my eyelid. It makes a huge difference and makes those golden eyeshadows pop. I've done this with the shimmery shades in the too faced natural palette and they show up.

Maria c.

Dec 9, 2015

Maria c.

This is the palette I'll have to be honest I don't really use the two darker Browns with glitter but all of the other shades I love. You can use that method with any palette you already have though :)

Gaby S.

Dec 9, 2015

Gaby S.

Maria, thank you so much :) that could really make all the palettes I have useful again

Jah-Jah R.

Dec 9, 2015

Jah-Jah R.

Or just use a white eyeshadow all over your lid up to your brow bone to make your eyeshadows standout a little more.

Jah-Jah R.

Dec 9, 2015

Jah-Jah R.

Primer your eyelids first of course

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