Skip to main content

Color + Foundation = A Perfect Match



Sometimes this could be a nightmare, but here I'll give you a couple of tips on how to choose your perfect color for foundation. 

*Remember, you can always ask a professional to help you with this task!

Now, let's begin with something, sometimes, we ignore.
Our undertone!

You may be asking yourself questions like this...
 What is this undertone thing? 
What does the undertone has to do with foundation?

Here are your answers...

Our undertone is the color that's just beneath the skin, and while your overall skin tone can change over time, the undertone does not change. The foundations the we see on any store, they come based on our undertones.

There are 3 undertones: cool, neutral and warm.
Now, to know what is your undertone, let's make an exercise. Turn your hand (palm facing you) and look for this characteristics.


Now, look at your veins (sounds like something weird - :S). The color of your veins will help you determine, your undertone. Now follow this...


It is possible that your tone falls in between some of this, so always look for help if you can.
Now, based on that, choose your color.



If you still have trouble finding your color, look online for tools that help you find it!
Here are some links of more examples, more information and tools.


Information Links:

How to choose the right foundation shade

https://www.gloprofessional.com/info/how-to-choose-the-right-foundation-shade/

Tools:
Quiz: What Is Your Skin's Undertone?

Sephora Color IQ (IN-STORE SERVICE):




Visit my YouTube channel for quick information about different subjects,

Remember to like and subscribe!

Also check out my photography store at:
http://www.zazzle.com/likesilk*

Follow me on

Twitter:
https://twitter.com/likesilk8

Pinterest:
https://www.pinterest.com/likesilk8/

Instagram:
https://instagram.com/likesilk8/


This is all for today, I hope this information helps you somehow.
If you have suggestions about things that you want to know about, just comment below.
Remember, I am NOT affiliated with any of the companies of the products I talk about in here.

Thanks for visiting my blog!

~Silk

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Ombre vs Balayage vs... Which one will win you over?

They’re highlighting techniques, but the results are different. Welcome again, today we are going to be unmasking the differences between: Balayage, Ombre, Sombre and Flamboyage. Let's get started! #1 Ombre As the ombre trend started, you may have noticed that things have evolve a little since. The ombre is a very harsh transition between one color to the other. The results, in some cases, gave the client a very distinct line in the middle of the hair where one color ended to where the other began. Since then, hairstylist have worked on ways to make this trend into the subtle and more natural transitions we see today. #2  Balayage From the French word meaning "to sweep", balayage is a freehand painting technique. This means that your hairstylist dyes freely through your hair. The results are natural looking highlights and dimension. The fade effect that you see from one color to the other - unlike the ombre - helps with how natur...
1 comment
Read more

Skin type + Right Foundation = Flawless look

Now that we have talked about skin types, you must have an idea of what kind of skin you have. Knowing which one is your skin type will help you to choose the right makeup.  This post will be dedicated to choosing the right foundation. Have you ever found yourself staring at the makeup aisle as time goes by and you have no idea of what kind of foundation you want?  Here the types of foundation for skin types (also, some suggestions based on the research) Let's begin... Dry Skin/ Normal or Combination Skin Use cream or mousse foundation, this types of foundation will help you cover imperfections, allows the skin to look moisturized; if you don't want a heavy coverage try using a tinted moisturizer. If you use powder foundation, the dry parts of your face will be accentuated, leaving your face looking even more dry. For normal or combination skin use liquid foundation, this gives you the freedom to choose between types of finishes and there are plen...
Post a Comment
Read more