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Wheatish skin makeup: peach and copper eye, rose-brown lip, soft coral look

Wheatish skin makeup — a peach and copper lid on warm medium skin, brown liner and a peach-nude lip, soft daylight from a tall window at camera-left falling off gently across the face, a calm balance of about two-thirds lit to one-third shade
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Reading 1Peach copper
Reading 2Rose brown
Reading 3Soft coral

For women with wheatish, warm medium skin, choosing shades that suit it. A peach and copper lid on warm medium skin, with brown liner and a peach-nude lip. A rose-brown satin lip with a soft mauve-brown crease and a warm flush. A soft coral blush and lip with dewy skin and black kohl. Each is shown in daylight, at a festive evening and outdoors at golden hour. Type a different outfit as a direction.

  • a daytime look on wheatish skin
  • a festive evening look
  • an outdoor golden hour look
  • a reference for a makeup artist

Frequently asked questions

What does wheatish mean?
Wheatish is a common term in India for warm, medium skin, a tone between fair and brown.
Which look suits a festive event?
All three looks are shown at the festive evening, with a warm diya-toned glow. Type a different event as a direction to ask for it.
Can I ask for a green saree?
Yes. Type the outfit as a direction, and the three looks are the starting point.

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