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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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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Only answer I can give you on that would be to match the colours with your skin with swatch tests. I've used this product before, so I knew what colour. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I believe there are peach shades, cream/ivory, and several others that when blended will make beautiful skin tones. May I suggest getting on the Prisma color website and checking the 36 ct tin for colors? That way your'e sure to get what you your'e looking for. Good luck!
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yes, covergirl queen has a range of shades for every undertone. You should a find a very good match for your skin tone
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I think your best bet would be to go to walmart or kmart and do a swatch in store to find your match.
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You have to buy the correct color from the correct listing according to the color you need.
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I am not sure which you would need You might just have to buy some to tell. I have light Irish skin. I got the "light" one which I found to be quite light with not much pink or yellow tint in it. I would more describe it as a grayish light beige. It is a very nice product though that makes my skin quite soft.
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Try Designer Skin "Black". I highly recommend it. My daughter suggested it to me a few years ago and it is all I will ever use. I'm sure that you will like it.
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it really depends on your skin tone. I use beige 1 because the ivory is too light.
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Hi Margarita,From what I can tell you can't choose a specific color. The only choices are transitioning color and traditional color.
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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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A medium pressure bed as well as some self tanner afterwards (Try Jergens gradual Glow) and you will have some color, I'm sure. I would try a SMOKE its a tingling tanner or try Sweet & Sexy Black bronzer. Good luck hunn.
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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 am fair skinned and so I am wearing the "natural Beige" and its just a 'tad' (tiney) bit darker than my skin. So, my guess would be that if you are a darker skin than my light skin, I would say that I'd try the medium beige. I don't know anything about the nude other than what the "nude" implies (that you cannot see any color). I hope this helps.
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I am Caucasian, not exactly fair skinned, probably medium skinned and medium beige is too light for me, I use dark beige and think that would be more appropriate for you.
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The tickled pink website has a ton of different color options you can order. When I first got it I played around with mixing mostly the tan with a few drop off the lighter color and sprayed it on my hand to get the right mixture from there I knew I needed 2/3 tan 1/3 cream color.