How many shades of brown are there in your favourite colour? How much skin do you need to show before it’s considered “too much”? Does the texture of your skin make a difference? All these questions may seem trivial, but they’re actually important when it comes to the makeup and hairstyles we wear. As the popularity of varied skin tones has risen, so has the demand for diverse makeup options. But what about our hair?
What makes your skin colour pop?
There are many factors that cause your skin colour to pop. If you’re light skinned and don’t get enough sun, your skin may appear greyish or blue. In the same way, dark-skinned people can get darker if they tend to use too much bronzer or contour products. The increased pigmentation is caused by melanin, a pigment that colours our skin in a variety of ways. Many people want to know what makes their skin colour pop, and it is usually the result of genetics. Skin colour is determined by skin pigmentation, which can be caused by:
Colours you need to add
There are certain colours that make you stand out from the crowd. These colors include bright red and royal blue, as well as yellow and green. Colours that are on trend right now are gold, rose and bubblegum pink. I would highlight these three colours as the best for summer because they make you look healthy and vibrant. Your skin tone is one of the first things people notice about you. If it’s not a perfect match to your eye colour, your complexion could feel out of place. For whatever reason, there seems to be an obsession with finding just the right shade of foundation that will make your skin match your undertones and natural complexion.
Your make up routine
There are many different ways to use make up. The most important thing is to pick the correct colour for your skin tone. Some people prefer using a BB cream, to cover blemishes and imperfections in your face. Others like darker make up, including contouring kits and shadows that match the colour of their eye colour or hair colour.
Conclusion
The most important thing to remember is that everyone has unique skin colour. In order to ensure that you get the best results, it’s important to have a consultation with your dermatologist before applying any new products.
