
Matching surface depth and undertone is key (golden vs neutral vs red/olive) so your foundation doesn’t look ashy or grey




Brown skin can have dark under-eye circles, hyperpigmentation, etc; concealer that matches undertone and depth is crucial so it doesn’t “flash” under photography or look ashy.




On deeper skin, a bronzer helps add warmth and dimension rather than using a contour that’s too cool/ashy which can look muddy.




Warm undertones (golden/peach) tend to complement melanin-rich complexions better than very pale pinks that might wash out




On melanin-rich skin, golden or bronze highlighters look far more natural and radiant than very pale/chrome silver tones (which can appear chalky).




Look for shades that enhance your natural lip colour: rich caramel, warm mauves, chocolate brown, deep terra-cotta.




Matte and shimmer mixes can give dimension without getting lost on deeper lids.




