Make-up: how to make-up according to your hair color

makeup for light hair

Whether you are blonde or light brown, there is a perfect makeup for you. Your hair color goes especially well with low-edged tones. Discretion is more appropriate with pastel, soft, iridescent shades. Nude makeup is simply ideal for your blond or light brown hair. You can wear it on all occasions, for work or for a chic evening. It is based on shades very close to your skin tone, peach or pink. The cheekbones should be a bit pronounced to give some shine to the face and the eyes should be minimally made up with just a touch of golden beige eye shadow to brighten the look. For blonde hair, the most recommended eyeshadows are ivory, gray and mauve. The eyes can be adorned with a line of eyeliner, preferably brown. As for the mouth, bet on a shade close to that of your lips. If your hair is rather light brown, you can adorn your lips with a beautiful raspberry and your cheeks with a more coppery blush.

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makeup for brown hair

The more your chestnut is pronounced, the more the shades of your makeup palette can vary. But also play it simple to bring out your natural assets without ostentation. Instead, try playing light and shadow with your makeup. If you're using eyeshadow, stick to shades that aren't too flashy, but dark colors like charcoal or brown can give you the most alluring doe eyes. Highlight your cheekbones by using a pink or even fuchsia blush, especially if you have a pale complexion. Remember not to overload your lips if you have made up your eyes. Above all, do not overdo it. Discretion is often more attractive than heavy makeup. For your lips, brown shades are often the most beautiful effect with your chestnut hair. Satin colors can bring you a touch of great sensuality, just like pink glosses which will give you a very feminine mouth.

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makeup for brown hair

Having brown hair is lucky if you love to wear makeup. All fantasies are allowed to you. But the shades that suit you best, especially during the day for your daily activities, are the variations of brown. Mocha, candied brown, chocolate, let yourself be tempted by this palette that will highlight your brown hair and reveal your natural look. Your lips can also be made up with these shades. Opt for lighter shades rather than dark ones if your lipstick tends to fall around brown. A brown that is too dark can give a cadaverous and unglamorous look. Plum or mauve tones also go very well with brunettes. You can find them in pearly ranges which are ideal for the summer season. Do not forget to make up your cheeks with a rosy brown or rose red blush to give you a healthy glow.

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makeup for red hair

Your fire-colored hair attracts the eye and is the envy of many. Your make-up must match your flamboyant hair. If you have blue or green eyes, you can enhance them with green or gray eyeshadow. Taupe colors also look great with red hair. A brown eyeliner with a brick tone will enhance the line of your eyelashes by recalling your hair color. For the cheeks, apricot and peach tones are your allies for a luminous complexion. And for your lips, everything is allowed, from peach pink to blood red, through all the variations of brown. However, avoid marrying too many colors so as not to create a clown or vulgar effect.

Photo credits: Ada Summer

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