Look for nudes that are colour-corrected for Indian undertones rather than developed for lighter complexions. The Nude Edit is swatch-tested on deep, dusky, wheatish and fair Indian skin — including olive undertones — so shades like Masala Mood (terracotta), Chai Date (caramel brown) and Bare Vibe (mauve) read warm and true instead of washing you out.

Dusky skin looks best in warm, pigment-rich nudes with depth. Chai Date (a caramel brown nude) and Masala Mood (a spiced terracotta nude) both add warmth and definition to dusky Indian skin without greying out.

Wheatish skin is flattered by rosy and brown-balanced nudes. Gulabi Glow (soft rosy nude) gives an everyday MLBB finish, while Bare Vibe (muted mauve nude) stays sophisticated without a purple cast.

Yes — because these are full-coverage, high-pigment formulas, they deliver true colour in one to two swipes even over naturally pigmented lips, so the shade you see is the shade you get.

This one isn't. The Nude Edit uses a weightless velvet-matte formula enriched with Vitamin E and Olive Oil to condition lips, so it wears comfortably and non-drying through the day instead of cracking or flaking like traditional mattes.

Each shade wears transfer-proof and smudge-proof for up to 8 hours — through chai, meals and back-to-back meetings — while staying lightweight and non-drying the whole time.

Pick by the finish you want: Masala Mood for a warm terracotta nude, Chai Date for a caramel brown nude, Gulabi Glow for a soft rosy everyday nude, Crush Tone for a berry-pink pop, and Bare Vibe for a muted mauve office nude. When in doubt, Gulabi Glow and Bare Vibe are the easiest everyday picks.

The Nude lipsticks is priced at ₹299 per shade, available on luxioracosmetics.com, Amazon and Myntra.