How do I decide which color I need to buy to match my skin?
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Just going to a place were they have test!. I love warm sienna and golden glow...because they doesnt turn in to orange neither pink tones
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My color was matched at a local salon years ago. So that is how I know my color. You very need to do that first then order online. I have an olive tone. Some dermatologist sell it as well.
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I bought the pressed powder at a spa where I had a facial. The esthetician selected the color for me. After that, I bought it from Amazon. I wouldn't buy it without trying it first. You could try it out at Nordstrom. Apparently, they carry this brand.
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Have iredale offers so many shades, it can be overwhelming to choose. They do blend well, even if it's not a perfect match. I believe the 3 most popular are: Amber, radiant, and ivory. I have a medium skin tone and use golden glow. You can get a better idea of the shades from jane iredale's website.
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All of these colors are available at BuYDBest Inc. You may contact Amazon once you have placed the order and let them know what colors you want.
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Hot pink! You've described me. Actually you can look online for colors, Fran Wilson is such a place...but truly, they vary. Green is a good one to start with.
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Hi, it depends if your skin has red or yellow undertone, for light skin we don't recommend the earth brown or caramel blend.Light skin types will need more of the mineral blend and less of the pigment blend, until it matches your skin tone. You can add additional titanium dioxide for sun protection but it will also add more coverage, unless you're using micronized titanium dioxide. SPF has not been determined as it varies, depending how much mineral base is used.
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You might want to get medium and medium/deep. Some people are in-between shades, as there isn't much color selection.
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I don't' know, just hold up to your arm and face and see which looks closest. I try to get closer to darker, as if I buy one and it is lighter than my skin tone, I look washed out. At least if it is darker you can look like you got some sun. and throw a lighter powder over it.
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I would do it now to get an idea of how dark you want it to be. That will give you an idea of how far in advance to put on, and you will be able to see how long it lasts on you. Since everyone's skin tone is different some don't need more than one application every few days. If you are not worried about that I would suggest the day before or morning of.
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What you see in there photos advertisement, plus a small sample of the color that you have chosen for your face. This way you can decide for yourself if you like what you purchase, or that you may want to return it.
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If you have any tan or of color than I would get the medium. But if your skin is white but not super white I would get the fair, this kit comes with fair to medium colors when I chose the fair colors you can always mix some bronzer if you think it seems a little light, it does come with the bronzer in the kit.
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Medium is a safe choice for fair and medium complections. I have medium/olive color skin and my best friend is fair. Medium color works well for both of us. The powder soaks in and blends to your natural tone.
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Yes, I think it would be a great choice. I would use the fair to medium color and just apply it every day until the desired color is achieved and then every once in a while to maintain the color. I am very fair skinned also!
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First it really depends on how light or dark your skin tone is and the undertones ... the last 4 darker shades I would say are as follows: latte, caramel, cocoa and a dark chocolate in shade. If all you are using it for is to conceal a few areas to match your foundation then I would say its a good purchase, you can use the yellow with the latte to help "lift" the under eye area just blend with your foundation very well... however, there are palettes out there that are just for women of color (African American). I hope this helps. If you are latino and or olive skinned this palette is for you completely. First it really depends on how light or dark your skin tone is and the undertones ... the last 4 darker shades I would say are as follows: latte, caramel, cocoa and a dark chocolate in shade. If all you are using it for is to conceal a few areas to match your foundation then I would say its a good purchase, you can use the yellow with the latte to help "lift" the under eye area just blend with your foundation very well... however, there are palettes out there that are just for women of color (African American). I hope this helps. If you are latino and or olive skinned this palette... » Read More First it really depends on how light or dark your skin tone is and the undertones ... the last 4 darker shades I would say are as follows: latte, caramel, cocoa and a dark chocolate in shade. If all you are using it for is to conceal a few areas to match your foundation then I would say its a good purchase, you can use the yellow with the latte to help "lift" the under eye area just blend with your foundation very well... however, there are palettes out there that are just for women of color (African American). I hope this helps. If you are latino and or olive skinned this palette is for you completely. « Show Less
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I would recommend yellow for darker skin. The translucent powder can make your face look a little white if you apply too much. The yellow shade is more natural looking.
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Color choice depends on skin tone, not time of year. Darker tones are for darker skinned people.
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Hi Nikita, I have deep foundation, I am not sure if this will be a true match for your skin tone. I also can add a covergirl whipped creme foundation base 365 if this will help. I think this will be a good match but you can double check on Covergirls website to see the color and see if it would work for you. I hope this answers your question. Thanks, Joanne
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Yes, you might have to let them know that you want a certain color. Got a red one first ...but returned and got a blue one.
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Hot pink! You've described me.Actually you can look online for colors, Fran Wilson is such a place...but truly, they vary. Green is a good one to start with.