Amplified Creme Blankety

That lipstick is too dark for your complexion. Also, it looks very matte - which reads flat. There are tons of lipsticks shades that are not pink or red. Try a nude shade -but go with something with more luster. You can try Velvet Teddy or Blankety by MAC. They both look good on lighter complexions.

Not going to buy (yet) anymore lipsticks. I got tented by Mac when they went on sale for 30% off this week especially by blankety and kinda sexy. Right now I’m in a one on one out rule for lipsticks and declutters don’t count so it will have to wait. Wishlist Nars afterglow lip shine in nympho and s

You look feminine and have beautiful skin, but us pale skin folks tend to need to define our features. In your case, a fluttery style mascara would be a great step and running an eyebrow wand through your eyebrows for just a tad color would help. Some bronzer and blush suited to pale skin would be g

okay i have the exact same problem! the mac lipstick in blankety is the only product ive found that looks like a subtle blush on my skin. for some reason all real blushes look neon or muddy on me, and mac has the most variety muted lipsticks that i can find. blankety leans warm on me, but i find tha

You look great. I’ve been an esthetician /mua for over 30 years. I would possibly try blankety / creme cup sleek satin lipstick and spice pencil from MAC. Beautiful nudes. Think Pamela Anderson icon lip. She basically invented this shade for MAC.

It looks so good in the second slide! . I thought the colour was going to pull too warm or concealer lip on you. Someone had suggested me to get it to cool down all my warm toned lipsticks but I don't think I can do that since I'm medium in depth and these would look chalky or too different unless I

Of the nude to pink MAC lipsticks I've tried: Sellout, Oh Goodie, Thanks It's MAC, and See Sheer have been too warm. The old lustre See Sheer was right on the edge of how warm I could go. The new lustreglass See Sheer is way too warm of a coral. Syrup is too blue and too gray. Muted colors don't sui

I think you could do this look with a dewy foundation and full coverage concealer that is lighter than your skin tone. Bronzer as eyeshadow on the eyelid and under the eyes, as well as on the cheeks bones, a highlighter under the eyebrows and inner corner of the eye. I like Juvia's cream bronzer, it