These are a selection of the nude shades that I own. One of my favourite colours in my M.A.C lipstick collections: Morange In fact this is what I wore for my graduation! ( see pictures below) In the picture below, I have demonstrated the use of a bold lip with a simple eyeliner that I feel can be worn as part of a simple yet bold look for work or a formal occasion. I use a contour shade to define my crease and a one shade lighter toned eyeshadow for the mobile part of my lid before I add the liner as my final step.
I would like to add that bolder colours look great with simple graphic liner and a skin toned base for eyeliner. These jewel colours make yellow toned skin glow and photograph well. I think one of the great things about having Indian skin tones is being able to wear bolder and more vibrant colours whether it comes from wearing clothes or makeup. I have also begun to become braver in my choice of lipstick, so I like to rock ‘Up the Amp’ from time to time, to have a go at using some of my purple toned lipsticks. I think for my South Asian skin tone, which has yellow undertones, colours such as ‘Yash’, ‘Morange’, ‘Ruby Woo’ and ‘Show Orchid’ really make my face look brighter. Personally, I do have favourites, and I tend to gravitate towards them for my everyday look. Having said that, I do feel the need to stress that ideally these should be chosen in store to ensure that they have the correct finish and tone that you may require. One of the reasons I chose M.A.C for purchasing my lipstick is because of the quality and colour range that they provide. If you feel the same way or want to experiment with colour, then read on! I believe that one of my defining features are my lips, which I like accentuating with bright colours. I bought these colours after quite extensive research prior to purchasing them. As I have mentioned in my previous post on M.A.C Cinderella Collection, I have purchased quite a few M.A.C lipsticks in shades ranging from nudes to reds and oranges and pinks to purples.
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