What color for Asian eyes? Hi, I usually don't wear eyeshadow unless there's a special occasion, but when that happens, I'm at a loss for what color will look good on me. I am Asian, and have light skin and brown eyes, and would like to get a more subtle look. Are there any colors that people would recommend? What color for Asian eyes? Hi, I usually don't wear eyeshadow unless there's a special occasion, but when that happens, I'm at a loss for what color will look good on me. I am Asian,... » Read More What color for Asian eyes? Hi, I usually don't wear eyeshadow unless there's a special occasion, but when that happens, I'm at a loss for what color will look good on me. I am Asian, and have light skin and brown eyes, and would like to get a more subtle look. Are there any colors that people would recommend? « Show Less
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I am guessing you have dark hair. Using that assumption and a makeup class that I took, my advice would be gold, bronze, plum, gray or light brown. Hope that helps! Check out this website for more help. http://makeup.lovetoknow.com/Asian_Eye_Makeup_Tips
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If you're super pale with pink/red undertones it will make you look yellow. So my trick is use a very white concealer and a litte Ben nye to set it. It isn't for every akin tone. Mostly people wit a yellow undertone if that makes sense. Light skinned people who look a little yellow (Kim k) caramel people and it's amazing on dark people. If you're part of the pale people I mentioned it wouldnt work for you might want to try Palladeo Rice powder in the lighter shades. That one is amazing too.
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I am Asian. I think this is work for me. I buy the same brand for sensitive skin later but not as good as this one I feel.
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I have blonde hair and green eyes, but have always been naturally tan. My skin tans really easy. I figured it was probably time not to tan outside so much and try and prevent skin cancer and I am really happy with the results. I don't feel like it makes me look orange at all. A couple days after is when you really see the natural color of it on your skin, and I absolutely love it!
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they have different shades. but if you're light skinned I would recommend their original banana powder. it should look great on you..
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Depends if u are pale asian (vanilla) or more of a medium skin tone(biege). They both tend to be pretty light though.
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Color choice depends on skin tone, not time of year. Darker tones are for darker skinned people.
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I have a lighter complexion(mixed race)and can be called olive or sand in some brands.#2 looks slightly dark on here but it's not in person.It blends perfectly for dark undereye issues.It's actually a shade lighter than my skintone when applied.This is a great buy.The jar will last for a long time if used as an undereye concealer only.You only need a tiny amount and build from there if needed.Hope this helps someone.
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If you're very pale, definitely go for the lightest shade, which is "Light". However, if you want to add warmth to your overall color, then "Light/Medium" should do just fine, especially for the winter months.
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I am not too sure but the medium blond or ginger might look good. I have dark hair so I don't know about light colors
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What an excellent question! It looks to me to be cool to neutral. The name "Milk" is perfect for it, because it is the color of milk. It isn't blue at all, but it is cool. However, it works great of my warm toned, yellow based skin, so it is somewhat neutral. Something I should have mentioned before, it is not the kind of pencil that should be used if you want something white in your eye look. It's not that it isn't pigmented, it is, it just works much better as a base rather than something you'd wear on it's own. It does show up enough to be a highlight, but because I am very pale, the color gets a little lost on my skin. It will show up better on people with medium to dark skin tones. I hope this helps!
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I'm fair, with green eyes, but go with warmer shade to blend my face and neckline. The 5 and 6 are my favorites. Cinema Secrets sells inexpensive small sample pots to try until you find your best shade. Enjoy! Little goes a long way!:)
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The info I received was in Chinese/ Japanese so I have no idea what I was using. I can say I've used several different products, this one didn't irritate my eyes unless some of the fibers got in my eye. I had to YouTube how to apply.
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If you are on the pale side of Asian no. If you are darker naturally or been in the sun yes. I'm half Filipino and half German. It came with colors #3 and #4 and 3 works for me now cause its summer. In winter when I'm more yellow it will be too dark. And #4 is to pink for me. But if you go on luminess air web site and send them a pic of yourself they will respond back within 48 hours and suggest what color you get! Hope this helps.
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I am Chinese but very fair complexioned so the light beige was a good fit for me. But normal chinese complexion would do better with the natural beige if fair and honey beige if darker. I am not sure of its expiration.
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I think it would depend on your skin time and the look you are trying to achieve. If you are wanting a soft look I really like the blonde dipbrow. I think any ash color would work. I believe there is an ash blonde color. :) I also hear chocolate is a nice color but it may be to harsh.
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I've used red (unbleached) & pink (bleached) on my daughter's dark brown hair. If you don't bleach your hair, it will have a slight tint but still looks good! If you want the full effect, then yes, with darker hair, you would have to bleach first. If you go onto the Manic Panic website, you can see actual photos of people.