Most versatile Paint Pot?

[SweetCheeks]

Which would you say? Also, I know you can wear them alone, but with shadow over them don't they make the color 'pop' too?

 

[aziajs]

Hmmm... I would think one of the more neutral/natural colors. Maybe Groundwork, Painterly or even Rubenesque and Bare Study.

 

[melliquor]

Bare Study, Painterly or Rubenesque.

 

[NaturalSister19]

Number 1 has to be Bare Study, then Groundwork (for more depth) and Indianwood. I like to mix Painterly with Groundwork - I find it just slightly chalky on it's own.

 

[jilliandanica]

I love Bare Study and Rubenesque! I wear it alone or as a base and they work and look great throughout the day.

 

[Fizzy_Pop]

I'd say Rubenesque as it looks gorgeous worn alone and you can pair it with so many other shades - bronzes, browns, golds, greens, coppery colours!

 

[iluvmac]

Groundwork, perfect both for a wash of colour and for a base.

 

[Karen_B]

I heart Rubenesque! It's like melon pigment, but in paint form. Also, it's not strong enough in colour to change the shade of e/s you put on top of it. Other than that, I'd agree that Bare Study or Painterly would be the most versatile.

 

[KTB]

Painterly is my number1 choice