What is your favourite nude eye shadow ?

[Lardlizard]

Just doing a bit of online shopping

[typicallyatypical]

Budget? What do you class as nude for your colouring? e.g. I'm very pale so I like a milky cream that Mac do A59 Brule but that wouldn't work for an olive or dark skin, or some people might like a peach or pink tone.

Also, you didn't ask and you're probably more of a pro than me, but I always use a primer, but especially under a nude colour as it brings it out more by using less.

[TheWordmeister]

I use Bobbi Brown Bone as a base, then any of the Urban Decay nudes that are matte.

Current favourite is ‘nude’ from their Naked Ultimate Basics palette.

[TerrorWig]

My favourite is a nude but is also shimmery, so I guess it depends on what you're after. It's Kitten by Stila. It is such a beautiful colour, totally suitable for day or night. I love it.

[SinglePringle]

Groundwork Paint Pot by Mac. A nude taupe than can be an eyeshadow or a base.

[NowWhatUsernameShallIHave]

Depending on your colouring
Mac paint pot in
Soft ochre
Painterly
Layin low

[RainbowMum11]

I'm so in the wrong place - nude = no eyeshadow to me!!! Xx

[MrsAmaro]

This photo is quite handy for seeing the Mac neutrals all together instead of single swatches. All Mac shadows are good quality I’ve found over the years, just check the finish (satin, shimmer etc.) to make sure it’s what you are after. The Huda Beauty nudes palettes are good too, she has three - light, medium and rich.

[Lardlizard]

Thanks for The photos and suggestions decided to order one of them beauty boxes with a real mix up in it, so will see what I get

[NowWhatUsernameShallIHave]

If you are going for Mac I would suggest Patina as an all over shade slightly darker than a light skin tone
Bruce as a blank canvas shade
Soft brown as a light warm brown
Wedge as a neutral cool brown

Otherwise the pigment on Naked is lovely with just a hint of shimmer

[ZacharyQuack]

Bruce

Try a bit of Colin in the crease and Wayne in the outer corner.

[jalopy]

Definitely Mac paint pots.
Favourites are:
Painterly
Ground work
Bare study