Sorry, would 74 deep copper shimmer look good with brown eyes?
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Auburn or more orange-reds can be a complement to brown eyes as well as blue or green. A good example of this is the actress who plays Amelia Pond in Dr. Who, as you can see her here: http://8tracks.imgix.net/i/000/794/883/tumblr_mdjzf1D2T51r83e3co1_500_large-4513.jpg?q=65&sharp=15&vib=10&fm=jpg&fit=crop Like many naturally light- or red-headed people, though, she seems to be rather pink-complected (like me). Her hair colour is close to what you will find from this colour, also. If you feel that your skin is too cool for this colour, perhaps a shade with a drop more red? This is a random pinterest model with brown eyes who seems to have a slightly cooler undertone to her skin, but also more of a tan or medium tone: http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/e0/8a/be/e08abe2f410d1e1604393596c53d9101.jpg Personally, if it is just that your skin is pale and somewhat translucent, I think you would be fine with this colour, but would still recommend testing a bit of the underlayer of your hair before going whole-head into it. If you have a cooler undertone, Feria has some slightly more red/garnet shades that might complement your particular brand of beautiful better. :) Good luck! Disclaimer: None of the pics linked here belong to me, they are only Google search images that reflect the topic. Thank you to the creators and posters for their help! :)
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No, I have bright bright fire engine red hair and this is already brown enough. There really isn't a red/auburn so this is perfect for you. The others are probably just darker browns
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You can add mica's and that will give you the shimmer your looking for in a blush...hope this helps
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Dear Lewis, there is no shimmer at all.. No shiny if u hav oily skin. Have a nice day.
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The light brown may be too dark .It's a gamble but I would try blonde first .Good luck.
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Chocolate would be better, as it has a little more of a warm hue. You can lightly apply it so it's not a dark and heavy colored brown. There is an Auburn shade from ABH that will be restocked here soon, that would be THE best color you could go with above all, though.
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I would say "Yes". I have very white skin and with this color it gave me black (softer then Nice'n Easy) and my natural brown would emerge, blending perfectly (I was really surprised, but you have to keep it longer for gray hear, specially at the roots, because it washes off very fast - specially around the face, I don't know why).
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Yes, brownish/gray is how I would characterize the color. Perhaps a bit more gray than brown. The picture on Amazon (at least on my monitor) seems accurate.
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Yes. I have it with a very dark brown and I believe black would work fine too.
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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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Absolutely not. A beautiful brown or dark cream.....how much you tan determines how brown you get. No orange....
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It has a rather golden tone to it, so I think it would look pretty over tanned coloured skin. I have a slightly tanned, olive skin tone and it looks great... Blends nicely and adds the perfect amount of "glow" in my opinion. I'm really happy I got it, hopefully you will be too :)
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A medium-dark would definitely let you see a difference but wont look too dark :)
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Hi. I have four if these beauties around my island. They are somewhere between a blackish brown and a bronze. To me, the color goes with everything!
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I have pale skin and 91 1/2 is perfect but I would think the makeup line would be visible with 86 1/2. I would never use it.
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I can do that...A normal price would be 75 each plus an average packaging & shipping of $45 each. Also with insurance coverage included. you can also get me 4 pix 8fifty-sixtynine6 seventy-nine & sixty ate.... What colors were you interested in? dark? light? dominant color in black, white, lite browns, beige, med brown, dark brown, ... Also, do you want them to match or be close in color?thanks; jt
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It's good for fair/med. shades.I put a little on my cheekbones & use as eyeshadow highlighter and wherever else I'd like a little glow. This is not shimmery at all just a subtle glow. Like I said, I've found a treasure. Hope you try it?