Understand Your Undertone
Your undertone is the subtle color beneath the skin's surface. It doesn’t change with tanning and is typically warm, cool, or neutral.
- Warm: Veins appear green; gold jewelry complements your skin.
- Cool: Veins appear blue/purple; silver jewelry looks best.
- Neutral: A mix of both—most shades work well.
Shade Recommendations
Warm Undertones
Choose peaches, corals, warm browns, and honey highlights. These add sun-kissed warmth without turning orange.
Cool Undertones
Opt for rose blush, soft mauves, taupes, and champagne highlights to enhance natural rosiness and clarity.
Neutral Undertones
Blend warm and cool—soft apricots, beige tones, and luminous pearl highlights for a balanced glow.
Building a Cohesive Look
- Pick a dominant shade family that matches your undertone.
- Add a contrasting accent for depth (e.g., cool taupe crease with warm peach cheeks).
- Keep highlight undertone consistent to avoid clashing.
Day vs. Evening
Use matte or satin finishes for daytime and introduce shimmer for evening to catch light beautifully in photos.
GlowDyn’s seven-color palette is curated to cover every undertone and occasion—experiment to discover your signature look.