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Foundation Match Up, Find Your Foundation - Makeup
Feb 3, 2013 - Guesstimate: grab 3 shades that seem to be in your general shade range and swatch on your jawline. If you can’t or don’t want to swatch it on your face DO NOT use your arm or hand as a substitute! You’ll end up with the wrong color! Use the middle of your chest instead. Ultimately
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What it is: A breathable - luminous foundation that effortlessly builds and blends to illuminate the complexion with customizable - long-wearing coverage.
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Inner wrist, neck, jawline, chest where is the best place to match your foundation? The answer may surprise you.
The Best Place To Match Your Foundation
Learn how to match foundation to your skin tone effortlessly with our simple tricks and find your perfect match. Explore our guide now!. If you wound up with the wrong foundation shade, there are a few ways around it. Here’s how to make it work. If You Went Too Dark… Dilute your foundation by mixing it with a primer or moisturizer. By adding a pigment-free formula, it’ll sheer out your foundation so that there’s less color and coverage. You can use it as a contour shade, applying it under the cheekbones, along the jawline, on your temples and down the sides of your nose to add dimension. If You Went Too Light… Instead of using the formula all over your face, treat it as more of a concealer by applying it to certain spots that you need more coverage. Use it as a highlighter on the highpoints of your face like the cheekbones, bridge of the nose and on the inner corners of your eyes for a pop.
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