Makeup Tips for Warm Tones
Warmer skin tones should keep a few things in mind when picking makeup. Get makeup tips for warm tones with help from a celebrity makeup artist in this free video clip.
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- Hi. My name is Taylor Babian. I'm a celebrity makeup artist, and today I'm going to give you makeup tips for warm tones. One thing to understand when you do have warm toned skin, is that when you use warm colors, it actually just enhances the skin, so you'll get a more natural look. Cool colors on warm toned skin will actually add more contrast. So today I'm going to show you a little bit more of a natural look. So to complement Megan's warm skin tone, I'm going to use a pretty peach blush. What I'm going to use is L'Oreal Paris True Match Super Blendable blush. So since we're doing just like a nice, sweet, natural look--I'm going to have you smile, just take your peach blush...I'm using a blush brush. Just kind of blend down. As you can see, it really adds life to her beautiful skin tone, and it doesn't look overdone, so it's really natural and nice. Again, warm colors on warm toned skin is going to give it a really natural, pretty look, and that's our goal today. So next I'm just going to add a nice soft bronze to the lids, and it has a little bit of shimmer, so you get a little bit more impact, even just using one color. And again, I'm just tapping it on - kind of really setting it into the eyelid. This is a great look if you just have really limited time and you want to look fresh and you want to look finished, but you don't want to look too overdone and you don't want to spend too much time. Now I'm applying a little bit of dark brown liner, as opposed to a cool black, because it's just going to give it a warmer look and more natural look. So we finished the eyes, and we're just finishing up with a peach lip. So we're using peach because I want a nice fresh look, but you can also use bronzes, a little bit of mocha - like a light mocha. So there you go: a few makeup tips for warm tones. My name is Taylor Babian. Thanks for watching.
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