Peach Makeup Other Than the Peach Palette.

Peaches have been the rage for the past couple of summers, probably sparked by Too Faced's controversial Peach Palette. Personally, I'm more inclined towards the pink tones, but I do enjoy incorporating peaches in my makeup especially during the summertime. Aside from eyeshadows, there's many other ways of utilizing this colour family that range from subtle to noticeable, but all pretty nonetheless. 

Blush. I really love the look of peach toned blushes as it adds a pretty way of warming the complexion without looking overly bronzed - just enough for the ethereal summer look. Too Faced's "I Will Always Love You" or e.l.f.'s "Light" Blush Palette (two shades shown here) both offer slightly varying peach tones, the former being more subtle and the latter two being more vibrant. Nonetheless, peach blush is really flattering on all skin tones, especially since there are many undertones to chose from.

Highlighter. Peachy toned highlighter is probably the most popular shade (ahem, Champagne Pop...), but it's also the most subtle yet still effective way of incorporating peachy tones to your makeup. It adds just a flash of peach on specific areas on the face that glistens in the light. Sleek's "Solstice" Palette features such a shade ("Equinox") and is extremely flattering as it's not extremely warm or gold, so it's not stark against my fair skin, but would play beautifully on dark skin tones. 

Lipstick. Moving on from the skin to the lips, peach lipstick is a very pretty alternative way of utilizing peach tones. It can be quite tricky as peaches are often pastel-based meaning that it can appear too white toned that can wash out the lips. So, I suggest seeking a warm light orange. Again, I believe peach lipstick looks amazing on all skin tones - peach really is a universal shade!

What ways do you like to incorporate peachy tones in your makeup?

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