Paint pot help!!!!!

[Rockin_Robyn]

I'm torn between getting either painterly, quite natural or groundwork. I'm a medium dark skin tone, roughly around the nc45 range but I'm unsure if I shud get painterly to make my colors really pop or quite natural because it matches my skintone more. I also heard groundwork has some shimmer in it & the more shimmery pps are harder to work with. Any feed back will be greatly appreciated

 

[cocolicouss]

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Originally Posted by Rockin_Robyn I'm torn between getting either painterly, quite natural or groundwork. I'm a medium dark skin tone, roughly around the nc45 range but I'm unsure if I shud get painterly to make my colors really pop or quite natural because it matches my skintone more. I also heard groundwork has some shimmer in it & the more shimmery pps are harder to work with. Any feed back will be greatly appreciated

I think you should get quite natural because it matches your skin tone and if your mainly getting this to use as a primer, but if you want to use it for a quick simple look and wear it alone then go with painterly because it's lighter

 

[L1LMAMAJ]

i think u should get either painterly and quite natural. if u really want to get colors to pop on ur medium dark skin tone, u definitely wanna get painterly since it'll be lighter than ur skin tone so the colors will be more vibrant. and for those days where u don't want the colors to stand out too much, u can use quite natural. i like matte paint pots (not the shimmer kind) cuz i think the color payoff is much better and if u want shimmer, u can always add a shimmery eyeshadow on top of it. so if i were u, i'd get painterly and quite natural.

hth.

 

[Rockin_Robyn]

Thankyou so much!

I think I'm going to get painterly to start me out and quit natural next.

 

[GucciGirl]

I have all three and I find that if you blend quite natural too much it looks dirty. On a regular basis I grab painterly because it will make other colors pop since its lighter than your skintone.

 

[gildedangel]

I would get painterly so that the colors show up better!