Cooler tones and neutrals are ideal for this skin tone. Blues, pinks, and jewel tones, as well as softer neutrals like cool beige, are great for this skin tone. Colors having a yellow undertone, such as gold and green, should be avoided since they may clash with your skin tone. Bright colors such as red, orange, and purple can look good on you if you have enough of a sun-kissed glow to bring out their warmth. However, these colors may make your complexion look sickly if you don't have enough pigment to produce that warm hue. For your skin type, consider using colors that are close in value or variation of value. This will help them come together instead of seeming pastel or dull. If you want to go beyond the usual browns, greys, and beiges, try experimenting with blues, greens, oranges, pinks, and purples. These colors will look great against your dark hair and eyes! If you have darker skin, you'll want to avoid colors that are too light or pastel. Reds, oranges, and yellows tend to work best if you have a strong bone structure and skin that is not very sensitive. For those with very dark skin, whites, creams, and pastels look nice against your white or slightly colored teeth.