“I believe that the best nude lipstick for any person is the shade that sinks into their face and accentuates their skin tone. This can be tricky to pinpoint because sometimes one?s eye can tell that there is something off about the color that one has just applied, but with nudes being so close to skin tone, it can look more like a subtle moire than a hard clash of tones.
Here are some tips that help guide me when I?m choosing a shade for my clients:
What creates the biggest difference between any two lipstick shades is the base tone of the pigment used. Some have a lot more blue to them, which in lighter nude shades reads as more pink and are what we consider to be cool-toned; others have more red or brown and in lighter nudes read as rose tones and are considered warm. So when I look at any two lipsticks, I?m looking for what may read as pinky-blue, or rosy-brown depending on who is going to be wearing that color. Fair with warm undertones

This means that your skin has more yellow than pink (not to be confused with redness from underneath the skin). For this skin, I would go with a soft rosy nude like Honeycomb by Bite Beauty ($26), or Rouge Ingenue 168 by Chanel ($37).

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