Believe me I have asked for Taj Mahal everywhere that I have seen a Nars stand over the last two years but I always got the same reply. Warm toned, tanned and dark skinned beauties can wear this with ease, but paler skinned ladies will need to apply this with an even lighter hand to avoid a disaster. Part of me still wants to make up for lost time, but I have brand new Nars blushes to dig into, so I won’t. Additionally, part of my biggest issue with the shimmer in Nars blushes is that some of them emphasize texture. For detailed and foolproof directions on how to apply, I recommend Sam Fine's DVD: FINE, the Basics of Beauty.

I am Nw45ish in Mac , and most of the blushes for “dark skinned people” are a) old lady colors , b ) not flattering , c) they dont show up . Like I couldn't believe it for like two seconds, two seconds was all it took sha because I grabbed it with immediate alacrity.For the amount of time I have had this I’m surprised at how little I have actually used considering it is one of my go to blushes.

Not too sure about this one, Nars are fab but I fear this would make me look like a pumpkin - orange blush and redhair - not a good look lol! I literally skipped to the Nars stand only to get the worst news in my makeup history, Nars Taj Mahal had been discontinued. Because the pigment is rich in color, I underline the importance of a gentle initial application, building color to fit your need. Despite High Demand looking to be the same depth as the very pigmented Just Lust, it’s not as intense of a blush color.

Out of all the blushes that are still usable in my Nars collection, Torrid and Liberte are my favorites. It really works well for people with yellow (warm) undertone since purple is the opposite color of yellow on a color swatch wheel (if you wanna google it) and choosing the opposite color to your natural skin undertone would just compensate for any discoloration you have and really gives you shiny glowing finish look. The batch of photos I took wearing Spin Off didn’t turn out well and that shade is too subtle for my camera anyway as it’s barely noticeable on my cheeks in person. I am a NW20 and Yes i do have to be careful with it and use a very light hand but it’s totally worth it!

I wanted to try it again for nostalgia reasons as I wholeheartedly regret that I didn’t get more use out of this palette. Superfine, micronized powder pigments provide an easy, blendable application for a naturally flushed effect.I found it really difficult to get the amount I needed, so keep a buffing brush on standby for quick fixes. In terms of the shade, I would say it is a nice light baby pink, which would work on any skin tone and for any skin type! These soft, buildable shades deliver a wide range of effects, from ultra-sheer to powerful pops of color.

then i remebered IT’S AN EXACT DUPE OF “MAC PAPARAZ-SHE” mega metal(peacocky collection) eyeshadow . Gives such a naturally rosey pink colour and is so soft and easy to use, great colour payoff, I suggest being very light handed while using this one.We recommend signing up to take advantage of personalized features like tracking products you own, viewing dupes that you already have, and more!