I don't have every shade that you mentioned but I have quite a few; I'm NW45, however these swatches are on the underside of my arm, which is noticeably lighter than my face.
Beauty Marked vs. Young Punk
Suspicion (the re-promoted name of Black Gold) vs. Carbon
Mutiny vs. Aquadisiac vs. Zonk Bleu!
Stars 'N Rockets vs. Creme de Violet vs. Romping
Passionate vs. Sushi Flower
Deep Truth (popularly considered a dupe for Meet the Fleet; I didn't purchase it because of the similarities) vs. Contrast
Amber Lights vs. Coppering
Gorgeous Gold vs. Goldmine vs. Golden Lemon
Club vs. Mulch vs. Chocolate Brown
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Originally Posted by equus18
They may look different in the pans but they look the same or very similar on my skin tone NC35.
young punk vs. beauty marked vs. limo
carbon vs. black gold
mutiny pigment vs. aquadisiac vs. steamy vs. zonk bleu! vs. too dolly
clarity vs. electric eel
stars n' rockets vs. creme de violet vs. romping
blackberry vs. fig 1 vs. nocturnelle
grape pigment vs. entremauve pigment
passionate vs. sushi flower vs. trophy pink
violet pigment vs. parfait amour vs. stylin' vs. modern heir
fuchsia vs. red accent pigment vs. bright fuchsia pigment
meet the fleet vs. contrast vs. formal black
ambers light vs. valet vs. falling star vs. coppering
melon pigment vs. pink bronze
club vs. mulch vs. chocolate brown pigment vs. coco pigment
fine shine vs. silver fog
vex vs. silverware
embark vs. shadowy lady
teal pigment vs. a bluer blue
illegal cargo vs. buff-de-buff
gorgeous gold vs. gold mine vs. golden lemon pigment vs. old gold pigment
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Can I say something? In my personal life I have a know-it-all aspect to my personality that I am trying to repress, I'll admit that. I also know that shades really DO look different on different skin tones; we have all seen it, especially duochrome shades (or pigmented lips vs. sheer lip products). There are some colors that are dupes on persons of a certain skin tone that are not on folks of the opposite end of the spectrum. Additionally, there are a lot of color purists, who notice the minutest difference in shades, and that to them makes shades not dupes it their opinion. So Sally will say something is a dupe while Molly notices the teeniest hint of blue reflect while Mary who is several shades darker sees a different color altogether. It's the way it is, however, some of these suggestions are just. not. close. Alec Wek and Nicole Kidman would agree that these shades are not dupes. I am not referring to anyone one poster or suggestion and I really am not trying to offend, (I seriously am not, especially because all of this is relative to an extent) but I feel like (especially in terms of eye colors) this thread is bordering on not useful.