Makeup Shades That Look Good On Everyone
Eyes
“Taupe works on everyone from the palest skin tone with blonde hair to the darkest skin and hair color,” says Walsh. The color, which is a mixture of brown and grey, is neutral enough to complement all eye and skin colors. Walsh recommends shading the lids with a taupe shadow (or a shimmery taupe for evening) and then defining the eye with a dark brown liner.
Try: LancĂ´me Petit Tresor in Fil D’Argent ($25, lancome-usa.com), Dior Celebration Collection Eye Palette ($65, sephora.com), Urban Decay Naked Basics Palette ($27, urbandecay.com)
Cheeks
“The color that is most versatile is coral,” says Walsh. “Coral contains neither red nor yellow undertones so it contrasts with most skin tones to create a brightening effect.” She recommends using a light touch with pale skins and a heavier hand to create more of a flush for darker skinned gals.
Try: NARS Orgasm Blush ($28, narscosmetics.com), Cargo Blush in Catalina ($29, cargocosmetics.com), Benefit Coralista ($28, benefitcosmetics.com)
Lips
“Look for a transparent lip color that contains a hint of rose or berry to enhance your natural lip shade, effectively creating a better version of your own lips,” says Walsh. Finding a sheer color is key, because it allows the product to adjust to each individual. Walsh is also a fan of a light glossy finish, which is universally flattering regardless of skin tone.
Try: Clinique Almost Lipstick in Black Honey ($15, clinique.com), Jouer Lip Gloss in Bare Rose ($20, nordstrom.com), Fresh Sugar Berry Tinted Lip Treatment ($22.50, sephora.com)
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