Foundation For Any Skin Tone

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

When it comes to makeup bases, there isn't one that goes with all skin tones and types.

In fact, finding the one that truly suits you can become an endless task. More than texture, what matters is the right color. Most Latinas think that it is enough to buy a light or dark, depending on their complexion, but the reality is that your nuances are what will allow you to get the right one. Keep reading!

Warm nuances

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If you look at the veins in your arms and get them a greenish hue, then you have a warm undertone capable of tanning slightly in the sun, just like the beautiful Roselyn Sánchez. Be sure to look for a base with a gold or yellow tint. Try: Nars All Day Luminous Weightless Foundation in Benares for brown skin and in Barcelona for lighter skin.

Cold nuances

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The vein trick gets even easier here: If you notice they're blue or purple, then you have a cool undertone (like Eva Longoria) regardless of the exact color of your skin. Buy makeup bases with shades of pink, red or blue to give freshness to your complexion. Try: L'Oreal True Match Super Blendable Makeup in Deep Cool for the dark ones and Natural Ivory for the pale ones.

Neutral nuances

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As they would say out there. Neither one nor the other, if not the opposite. Having a neutral hue is nothing more than the same number of green or blue pigments under your skin, and you can apply makeup with any product. Look at Chiquinquirá Delgado ! I suggest you play around the seasons: prefer cold bases for winter and warm bases for spring or summer. Try: Lancome Nude Miracle in Buff N for light skin and Suede N for dark skin.

Can't get it right? See what type of jewelry you wear. If you like gold, you tend to the warmer nuances. Those that dress in silver, the cold tones suit them well; while if you intersperse both, you are a worthy owner of neutral nuances. But don't worry, this is just a guide. Always check the nuance of the base first before choosing a base similar to that of your skin and if you doubt, prefer the darker color!