Orange & Green FOTD

raquel13

Well-known member
Yesterday someone critiqued my FOTD as being too cool for my skin tone (I can't help it, I love my cool colors better! Wahhhh!), so I thought I'd try a warmer look today. While I don't love it (I keep feeling like I stole my 10th grade English teacher's "Autumn Woodland" palette), I thought I'd post anyway...

This one's blurry, but I like how my hair looks in it... hehe
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UD Jones (inner half of lid)
Tarte Peyton Place (outer half)
UD Twice Baked (crease & V)
UD Blunt (brow bone)
MAC Melon (inner corners & a pop of shimmer on middle of lids)
MAC Bronze (lower lashes)
NARS Sandstone e/l (base for orange)
NARS Patmos e/l (base for green)
NARS Mambo e/l (lower lashes)
MAC Blacktrack
L'oreal Carbon Black Voluminous

Cargo Tenerife blush

MAC Love Nectar l/g

Any constructive comments or advice on doing warm colors without looking like Thanksgiving should be right around the corner are welcome!
 

Shimmer

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Try warming up some pinks to avoid feeling like Thanksgiving is impending. I used bright fuchsia w/melon over it a couple of times, and the melon really warmed up the bright fuchsia and didn't look fall-ish.
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raquel13

Well-known member
Thanks everyone! I think I'm going to try an orange & fuchsia look next. I don't know why I always equate warm with earthy tones... maybe that's why I like cool better, I just keep forgetting that I can do warm brights, too.
 

Jayne

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that's really pretty !!!
thanks for your swatches site, it's amazing and really helpful
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