What's the difference between the #1 and #2? Is #2 meant for darker skin tones?
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Yes - #2 works better for darker skin tones. It has more of a tan/peach color rather than the #1, which is a salmon tone.
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I have a medium skin tone- Italian ancestry. I took it to mean the higher number meant it was darker than the lower. So I got#2 and it matches perfectly.
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Yes,#2 works best for olive to medium skin tones.#1 is for lighter/fair skin tones.
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I'm sorry, I am not familiar with either of the foundations you currently use, but my skin color is brown, I would say a Gabriel Union shade and I wear the topaz, works perfectly for med to darker color skin tones. I hope this helps!
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It is definitely darker. I did feel a little fake looking but it faded nicely. For a second application I would use the original in order to not look so dark and keep your tan more real looking.
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080 would be way too light for you. I use 090 Deeper. 080 is much too light and ashy on me and I'm about the same complexion as Halle Berry or Rihanna. There is Deepest 095 the darkest colour available. It's similar to Revlon Colorstay in Cappuccino. Try that one.
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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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they're all good for Asian skin tone. It's just your preference. For instance if you like light coverage you can go for N and more coverage for C. I'm in NC 25-30 and I prefer coverage so I go for C23.Hope it could answer for question
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If you use l'Oreal N3 then Missha #27 should be OK. It's not too dark, but if you prefer lighter tone then I guess #23 is right for you.
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Good Afternoon,Unfortunately, it is very difficult to foundation match someone without seeing them - there could be absolutely no guarantee that the color would match your skin tones. Typically a Dermalogica Treatment Foundation 4 would be too dark for a 'medium' color foundation. They also differentiate gold skin tones from neutral skin tones (2 vs 2G). Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you.
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Hi! I like using index 1 because I have found that after using index 2 for about a year, I didn't need it any longer. Seems like my hair needs only the milder 1 now and it also goes longer between touch-ups. I love this product, I finally love my hair!
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The 'level' is not in the developer....it is in the color you choose. The darker your hair....or more coverage you need the lower the number. A color like "Brownstone 5n" is going to give less coverage than "Sun Tea 3a." The developer binds with the color to give the coverage. Shades EQ comes in colors ranging from 1 for black hair to 9 for light blondes.
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Dear Nilli,Thank you for your inquiry.The only difference is that the first was solid in color and the II has the gradient pattern where it starts off darker at the bottom and get lighter towards the top. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you.Sincerely,Tonia D.
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Use the #2 shade(its the darkest one in this bb line) its still pretty light tho but as it oxidizes it'll blend into your skin tone a bit better.
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It only comes in 2 shades. O ordered the second shade but it was still too light for my light medium skin tone. I wear UD Naked Foundation in shade 3 and MUFE HD Foundation in 120 if that helps.
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Number 1 is for slightly thinning hair and number 2 is for noticeably thinning hair.
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Yes. I am light skinned and the classic gives me just the right color. It looks very natural. Not too dark. Just enough to have a natural looking tan. I have sometimes even used a second application just to get a deeper color. It always looks natural, never orange.
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I use the light. It all depends on your skin color. Go with your base color. As close as u can get it.
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they are both good for fair skin. Depending on your under tone, if your pink then I suggest go with the C21 and beige for the C23. Hope that answer your question :)