Best Mac Lipsticks For Blondes
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I love, love, love the idea of a nude or neutral lipstick, often seen on the pouts of heavily bronzed glamazons like Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian, like I love the idea of marrying a professional football player. It's nice to think about, for a variety of reasons, but it's not exactly a plan that is easily executable in real life. I do not have bronzed or olive skin. I'm so fair that I call it 'apparition.' You know, like a ghost. I have never regretted my fair skin, since it's so youthful but there are a few drawbacks.
Jul 26, 2018 - Cult-favorite lipstick Ruby Woo is the second best-selling shade. The cool-undertone, matte red shade on her Blonde Ambition tour in 1990. Definitely one of the best MAC lipsticks ever created, this is a plum color that gives those lips a softer feel, the creamier mixture gliding on with ease, without the problems of caking or drying things out.
For example, adding a nude lippy that blends into my skin to my beauty regime can easily veer my look from 'porcelain doll' to 'dead zombie person.' A glossy or matte nude lip, which is said to be, is a makeup nirvana I have yet to achieve with total success, so I am constantly trying different shades and variations. I desire a soft, creamy, pinkish shade to enhance my lips and to pair with heavy, smoky eyes, to balance things out. No, I don't mean copying the Lopez/Kardashian bronzed and dewy look. I just like the contrast of sooty eyes and lighter, softer, less look-at-me lips, mmmkay?
Here's how pale my skin is, by the way. But if a neutral lip shade is too chalky or too brown, I look like rigor mortis has set in and corpse chic isn't really my thing.
My lips are naturally quite pink and I often play that up and focus on whisper light pink glosses that enhance that tone. But sometimes, I want something that tones the pinkery down a bit, but is still soft and works with a smoky eye. I like my makeup to be the opposite of an algebra equation; as in, what I do one half of my face, I don't do the other. If the eyes are deep, darker, and smoked out like a college dorm room, I have to keep my lips toned down. 
As you can see, neutrals and nudes come in a lot of finishes and shades. It can be exhausting. The trick is finding a nude that has the right amount of beige, peach, or pink in it to mix with the pre-existing pink in my lips.
It either goes terrifically wrong or totally works. ' is the best nude for fair/porcelain skin and compliments this tone perfectly,' Stila makeup artist Sarah Lucero told me. 'You can apply a sheer layer for a 'balm' effect or layer for a full pigment coverage.
Avoid anything white-based or too caramel, as they tend to either wash you out or darken up and look artificial. Kitten Silk Shimmer Lip Gloss is the ideal 'nude' gloss for all skin tones. Layer that over for the perfect pout.' Olivia and Kitten are on my list for next time I hit Sephora. But I test drove a bunch of needs that were ballin' with my lip tone. I tend to prefer the peachy pink ones and not the brown ones, like Lucero pointed out.