Makeup for darker skin.

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Nadra J.

May 30, 2013

Nadra J.

What shades compliment dark skin?
Lipstick blush etc.Any drugstore brands that sell bb creams/foundations for deep skin tones?

Serena S.

May 30, 2013

Serena S.

Coral lipstick would look AMAZING on dark skined people. almost every color looks nice on them in my opinion! covergirl has this special line of makeup thats for darker people. but most drugstores sell pretty deep shades of almost every prouduct.
I think coral and gold

Nadra J.

May 30, 2013

Nadra J.

Also eye shadows :)

Emily C.

May 30, 2013

Emily C.

Red and rouge blush look beautiful on deeper skin tones. I'm so jealous of your skin tone! It's gorgeous.

Lauren M.

May 30, 2013

Lauren M.

I LOVE seeing darker girls in golds and purples!

Mikayla C.

May 30, 2013

Mikayla C.

I would always stick to a ligher colour for your face. When you go warmer it starts to look muddy. What I do is put my maybelline bb cream all over my face and lips then when I apply my lip stick the colour pops more because of the light undertone lips. I use a coral or deep red shade. My foundation is Mac in the shade tan.

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