L'Oréal Paris Powder Foundation, Super-Blendable, With Hyaluronic Acid, Light Texture for a Flawless Finish, True Match Perfecting Powder, C1

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Additionally, choose one that’s two shades lighter to highlight the face or two shades deeper to contour. If your face suddenly appears more pink or blue, your undertones are cool, and if you give off a more yellowish hue, you’re warm. The other option is the chest area, which will often reflect your undertones better and give you the right hue for an overall even skin tone that also matches your body.

And don’t just rely on your bathroom lights, be sure to test out your foundation in natural lighting as well to get a sense of what it will look like when you’re spending time outside.L’Oréal Paris True Match Super-Blendable Makeup offers 47 true-to-you shades that precisely match your skin tone and work with your skin’s texture for flawless results. If you do want to test on your face, also try an area that has dark spots so that you know that the shade you’re choosing will cover those blemishes and also blend with your complexion seamlessly.

It's best that you test with a clean, makeup-free face so that you get the best possible match for your actual complexion. If your undertones are neutral, which means you have a mix of warm and cool undertones, this will appear as N in True Match Super-Blendable Foundation. True Match Super-Blendable Foundation has shades that satisfy warm, cool, and neutral undertones, with colors ranging from fair to deep.This skin-improving mineral formula with SPF 19 covers flawlessly, leaves your skin soft and your tone even.

Next, use a damp makeup blender to buff your foundation, working from the center of your face, outward. Luckily, True Match Super-Blendable Foundation makes it very easy to discover your summer and winter shades. Whether you're using a foundation shade finder or your amateur eye, you’ll be able to find your foundation shade in this vast collection. In the summer, if your skin gets deeper and more golden in color, go for one shade darker than your normal shade and choose one with a warm undertone.Many pros advise that you test on the jawline and the middle of the neck to make sure you'll get an even color on both. Rather than filling up your arm with several shade swatches or just guessing which foundation is suitable based on your skin tone, we know a few shade-matching methods that actually work.