Hello guys, welcome back to the Glamrs studio.
We are still on the subject of choosing the right colors
if you have dusky skin or if you've had to do work with pigmented skin
and then achieve an even base.
A lot of people who are of the skin tone
also tend to shy away from wearing big bold colors.
To break that myth, I'm going to show you what you can do.
It's all about the blending.
And you must remember in this case,
if you go back a couple of videos
and you see how I created this base,
you'll see that there was a use of lot of yellow
to bring the tone alive.
There is this common misconception
that color especially vivid bright bold colors
other than the usual greens and blues
are not for dark skin.
Purples or plums, burgundys, they look fantastic against yellows
and you can see a fair amount of gold in her skin tone
creating warmth and a glow.
So I'm gonna pair this very clean look
with quite a burgundy plummy kind of eye.
Again, if this is not about the eye makeup.
It's about the choice of colors
and you'll see that colors like that work wonderfully well with dusky skin.
There's no real method,
let's call it a smoky eye or colored eye whatever you call it.
It's mainly about the choice of colors
and blending of course.
Well, there's the colored look completed
and I've deliberately actually quite used a purple
just to show you how amazingly intense it looks on a deeper skin tone.
And also the golds in her own skin pop up and forward
because of the color that I've chosen for the eyes.
So here's my small piece of advice and I hope you take it home,
anybody out there with hyperpigmentation, deeper skin tones,
dark skin tones something that you're conscious of,
there's a whole load of makeup waiting for you
to experiment with.
And as you can see the makeup itself is really simple.
It's just very blended and some good choice of colors.
I hope you give this a shot.
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