Sample 1 gram pot with sifters mean you can try before you buy. The
container is then perfect to fill from your regular size foundation to
take on a holiday or keep in your bag for touch ups after work.
MEDIUM is the most common skin colour in Australians. Skin
sometimes burns but gradually tans. Redness or visible capillaries in
skin can accompany this skin tone. Yellow undertones in the base of Makeup correct redness. Most popular colour suits most
Caucasian skins.
How to match your colour: Read through the selection criteria here carefully.
This will give the main clue as to your colour. Everyone knows if they
burn easily, have olive skin or have a problem with redness.
To test the colour match: Cleanse your face and apply moisturiser. If you
have a small brush or eyeshadow brush make sure its clean.
Shake a small amount of mineral powder into lid of sample pot.
Load the small brush and draw a line down your face from about
2.5cm above the jaw line through the jaw line. Have a good look at the
colour. The foundation should blend well on the neck. You are not
looking to create a highwater line. If you don't have a brush, use a
cotton bud and blend with your fingers.
Does it blend with the skin or contrast drastically? Begin
to
blend the powder into the face, ideally with a brush or cotton
ball, sponge or fingers. If the powder is barely noticeable on the skin
you have the right colour.
Does the colour blend and appear to be the same colour as your
face or does it clash? If it clashes you probably need a different base
colour.
Beige Fair and Beige Medium suits skin that is yellow undertoned
and is often sallow. You may have honey coloured freckles. Beige has
pink undertones that camouflages some of these problems.
