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Vu T.

Dec 9, 2012

Vu T.

Can someone please help me to know which colors to blend together? I Know that its trial and error but i have a golden undertone to my deep skin and every color has a hard time showing up. They do show up but when next to one another, they barely show transition as well. so if anyone knows any groups of fours or three that would be greatly appreciated.

Shelley W.

Dec 9, 2012

Shelley W.

Are you using an eye primer before application of eyecolor? The Naked2 palette consist of cooler color range and with your deep skintone you might need to pack the shadow with a heavier hand. I'm a little lighter than you and with a couple of shades in that same palette I have to be a little heavy handed for the colors to translate well. Most times I just use additional shades from my stash to work with just one shade from the Naked2. Another suggestion is picking up MAC paint pot in the shade of "painterly". It will lighten up you lid so those cooler shades can show. 

Vu T.

Dec 9, 2012

Vu T.

I use UDPP like almost everyone does.the thing is individually they show up fine but then when i blend one with another they look so close together that youc an barely tell there is another color. and then it just sinks into my skin tone once it sets.

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