#Choosing the best foundation for your skin skin
The color should literally blend into the skin seamlessly.
“Foundation should be applied to the chin (so you can see what will match the neck) and on the nose (where most of us have a bit of redness). Or you get a shade that matches your face and neck and then use a light, matte bronzer to blend the face and neck into the color of the chest.” You would have to apply to the face and neck and blend downward into the chest. The first, you can match the foundation to your chest if you will be showing your chest. I love Lancome Visonnaire 1-Minute Blur and follow with Teint Visionnaire. Start with Moisturizing the face and neck, apply a smoothing primer to both areas and then use a correcting foundation.
The skin on the neck is different from that on the face and you’re most likely dealing with dryness, rosacea related issues and/or sun-related damage if texture is also very different. “If the coloring in your face is vastly different from the color in your neck, you really are going to need two different colors and possibly even different formulas. “You can’t tell a foundation color by looking at the bottle.” – Amanda Gabbard is a makeup artist at the Guerlain Spa in the Towers of the Waldorf Astoria “If you desire a more ‘bronzed’ look or a more ‘porcelain’ look, THAT is when our powders and bronzers come in - NOT the foundation color!” “Look for color that will mimic the skin-tone such as Advanced Mineral Makeup choose a shade 1 to 2 shades darker than your face if body is spay tanned to have a even flow the trick is getting the right undertone of foundation Advanced Minerals makes it easy.” – Sheila, blogs at The Painted Ladies, and she is available as a makeup artist It’s a common practice amongst makeup artists to custom blend foundations, and that is something that will make the everyday person’s life so much easier.” “One important tidbit I’d like to share is that most women need to buy more than one foundation shade. – Gabriel DeSantino is the founder of Gabriel Cosmetics Another option is to skip liquid foundation and apply a Dual Powder Foundation, Gabriel’s DPF is buildable for more coverage where needed and can be applied to neck and décolleté.” Mix foundation with moisturizer and smooth over neck. The one that disappears into the skin and matches the neck most closely is the one for you. “Choose 2 to 3 shades and test on your jaw line, if possible test colors in natural light. Pick the color that best matches your skin tone.” Let it settle into your skin for 5 or so minutes and then walk to the front of the store, where (there is) natural light from the windows, and take a selfie. “Test out the shade you believe to look the best, apply next to it one shade lighter and one shade darker. You can input your current foundation to find a match in another line or you can find an entirely new foundation shade by answering a few simple questions.” “An amazing tool to use is Temptalia’s Foundation Matrix. “Always match to your neck (it tends to naturally be lighter), and add bronzer to bring the color on your face to normal.” Matching towards the center of the face instead of the side of the jawline is more effective in this circumstance.”
Do three tiger stripes of shades and blend to match. “If someone’s face is quite a bit different from their neck, do a foundation shade match more towards their cheek. They had a lot to say! Notice that some of this advice is contradictory (especially when it comes to matching to your face, neck or chest if they are different colors). I asked makeup artists for their favorite foundation matching tips. Your skin definitely changes color throughout the year, and this is the best way to avoid the dreaded jaw line! And, I shouldn’t be the only one doing this! I highly, highly recommend updating your foundation, BB Cream or Tinted Moisturizer match each season. Recently I shared my fall/winter foundation matching adventures. Pregnancy Safe Makeup: What to Use? When to Worry?.Pregnancy Skincare and Beauty Newsletter.
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