I've used skinlights bare light, is this going to be too dark for me?
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I'm not familiar with Skinlights. But this foundation is very light so I don't think it could be too dark for anyone.
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I'm fair and it is perhaps barely a shade too dark; however I also use a translucent powder over it after applying. This brings it back to my fairer complexion.
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Its not really that dark. Try old English dark scratch cover. You can get it at store by pledge ect...wipe on and off with a rag
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If I were using Covergirl myself, I'd be more of a Soft Honey and still I use the dark kit. I know some people would think it would be a very dark contour shade for me at first glance, but by the time I put it on and blend it out, I really like it. That being said, I'd probably recommend the dark kit...medium may not show as well unless you spent time building it up. Dark would probably be just right.
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i would suggest leaving Waka-waka in full sun for at least 3 hours. Then see if dimming improves.
1716799
With the moonlight setting on it should give you the effect you're looking for. A dark background and surroundings will help them glow during the day too.
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Mine is pretty dark as well, in my opinion, it will only get darker, not lighter.
1772575
You'd have to set the light/dark setting toward lighter - if you don't, the B&W will be mostly dark and you won't be able to distinguish much
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I use accelerator once I've gotten my base to get to my peak darkness. Bulbs in beds are also a major factor with getting the optimal tan. The only thing that will get you any darker, with lotions, is the dyes or bronzers. I've used a whole lot of lotions over the years that have claimed to do better than the others or better than anything you've ever tried but they all pretty much do the same thing. Your skin will only get so dark, depending on your skin type!
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I wouldn't use this one. I am a light skinned black woman and it makes me pretty dark. Even I have to be careful when applying. I would try Bare minerals Faux tan. I think it would work better for you since it doesn't give you a deep tan.
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Use Super Macro mode and make sure you have excellent indoor lighting if doing this indoors. Otherwise, use a light box or set up outside. :)
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Make sure you get a white eye shadow base. They have the regular and the shimmer by the Nyx brand. It shows up even without a black-light. I do make-up for a living and this stuff rocks!
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I think it depends on the surfaces. The legs of one of my tables and my bookshelves glowed in low light. Depending on the surface (carpeting and walls, for example) might need total darkness.
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If this is your only light source it may be to dark.I have other lights in the room.
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The translucent comes across more light and could potentially look ashy. I would try the yellow for a darker complection.
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First off, I've only had the unit for a few days... The only setting I've tweaked is the back-light in 'Standard Picture' mode. I reduced it from the default of 60 down to 50, and it seemed to remove any distracting blooming or flash-lighting effects, of which it is only very slight in the first place, and really only noticeable if your room is dark, and the screen is black.
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It should give off a little bit more more light. I also replaced with clear and LED(?) lights and I think it helped. I wished I found one that came with 6-8 light bulbs for more lighting, but I needed one that is simple yet conservative/elegant, less frills... I'm still very happy with this purchase.
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If you are doing professional make-up you could use his light as it comes with a daylight bulb. If you are just doing your own make up this may be a bit more than you would need. It is after all photography lighting.