Despite the three palettes being neutral shades, each palette offers a range of neutrals to suit every skin tone.
They each have colours that would suit fair and deep tones alike, for example the golds Half Baked/Trick; or bronzes Smog/Snakebite; or plums Hustle/Busted).
However, I think some palettes look darker on fairer tones and the new Naked 3's matte shades will look too chalky on deeper tones (still yet to be 100% confirmed!)
Laid out together you can see the difference in palettes:
As a guide, I'd say the following palettes are best suited to these MAC skintones based on the matte blending/transition shades in each palette:
- Naked 1 (Bronze neutrals): Medium to Deep skintones (both yellow toned and pink/red tones) [MAC shades NC25s+ and NW18+] {blog post here}
- Naked 2 (Taupe neutrals): Fair to Medium skintones (both yellow tones and pink/red tones) [MAC shades NC15-40 or NW10+] {blog post here}
- Naked 3 (Rose neutrals): Fair to Medium skintones (mostly pink tones, some yellow tones) [MAC shades NW10+ and NC15-35] {blog post here}
- Naked Heat (Red neutrals): Warm to Dark skintones (mostly warm red tones) [MAC shades NW/NC25+] {blog post here}
- Naked Smoky (Dark neutrals): Light to Medium skintones (mostly dark greys/browns) [NW/NC10-25] {blog post here}
- Naked Ultimate Basics (Matte Neutrals): All/most skintones as there's a matte transition type shade to suit most skintones! {blog post here}
I hope this helps in deciding which palette is best for you (if you're not a collector/UD junkie like me).
All three Naked Palettes are now available to buy at the following retailers (if they're not already sold out for Christmas!):
House of Fraser, and John Lewis.
Do you have a Naked Palette? Which is your favourite?
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