My daughter has red hair and fair skin what makeup color would be best for her?

#1: Avoid pink or olive toned foundations. Foundation bases with pink tones make your face look more pink than it naturally is and olive tones make you look sickly---pick a neutral, biege-like foundation. A little yellow is ok, but only a little.





#2: Pick soft pinks and warm shades of blush to give yourself a healthy glow. If you like bronzer, use it lightly.





#3: Neutral is natural. Stick with neutral shades of eyeshadow to look casual yet polished. Light and mid-browns, champages, rich chocolates are best. Neutral and light pinks are also a good choice. For a more dramatic look, plums, greens, and blue shades are my top picks.





#4: Red-brown or dark brown are best for both eyeliner and mascara, though it depends on your shade of red hair. Strawberry blondes should always stick with light browns, but darker redheads can get away with black.





#6: Lipstick is best in nude shades or vibrant ones. Pale or dark pinks and browns are always good choices, but don't be shy to go bold with a dark red or plum. Do avoid red-orange shades, like peach.





#7: Go gold! Dusting a little gold on your eyelids or cheek bones looks incredible on redheads. I think because gold is so vibrant in the sun just as red hair is, they ';mesh'; well together.





Hope I helped, good luck! :)My daughter has red hair and fair skin what makeup color would be best for her?
I once saw in a magazine a fair skinned, red haired model that was wearing light silver eyeshadow, with a shimmery white in the inner corner of the eye. She also was wearing a grey eyeshadow as a liner on her top lash line, and a tiny smudge on her bottom lashline. Also, try using a natural pink blush for a healthy glow, and a rosy pink lipgloss (I love Rimmel's Vinyl Gloss).My daughter has red hair and fair skin what makeup color would be best for her?
As a professional makeup artist I would suggest the bet foundation that is light and hypo allergeninc is bee luscious cosmetics liquid minerals in porcelain then use colors that are warm, browns taupes for cheeks and lips light peaches and nudes.