This was a tough one, because I wanted to have diversity in color, and preferably, diversity in brand, too. 'Cause let me tell you, there were 239847234 corals I'd love to have included, too.
Not orange, not brown, but some kind of magical mix of the two with a little bronze thrown in. Copper is typically accompanied by a more frosted and/or metallic finish. It's nearly always very, very warm in undertone, but if you need to cool down, try pairing it with a...
I think richness isn't just a really dark shade--I think it has more to do with intensity, vibrancy, and how much depth a shade can have. These shades look so luxe to me!
This is one of my favorite colors to wear! As someone with a warmer undertone, this type of color is flattering--it brightens, warms up, and looks (fairly) natural on. I can do a quick sweep on the lid, or I can incorporate it with other shades like golds, oranges,...
Peach! What an interesting color--sometimes peach can read almost pink-peach, but I think it's closer to yellow/orange with a general lightness that keeps it from being categorized as a yellow or orange. Here are my top five picks for peachy eyeshadows...
It's summer -- one of the best ways to add color to any look with ease is through a good blush. Tangerine is no doubt in this year, but how about some orange? Benefit Cha Cha Cha is the closest you'll find here for a tamer shade of orange.
My go-to for a great natural cheek color is Korres #15 Natural, which gives my cheeks a little warmth and natural color without being too pink or plum. I also really love Tarte Exposed, which gives a little more color but still retains a soft, natural result.
Not so into really rich, dark browns (of which there are many to choose from!) -- not to worry: here are five lighter shades that still have plenty of color. These shades work well on the lid as well as in the crease!
There are SO many brown eyeshadows on the market! I know that sometimes it can be a "boring" category, but browns can be incredibly versatile and even though I love wickedly bright hues, I have a major soft spot for browns and beiges and the like.
I've had several requests to share some more matte finishes in the 5 Ways posts, so I thought blushes might be a nice way to go!
