ROSENICE Makeup Mixing Palette - Stainless Steel Make-up Palette Blending Palettes with Spatula Tool for Mixing Foundation Silver

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I certainly don’t want to make this more complicated than it is so I will use myself as a “case study” and will walk through the whats and whys of my own foundation mixing this morning. How to Make Matte Foundation More Natural-A Case Study Choose foundations with different undertones. (for example, a yellow undertoned, pink undertone, neutral undertone) In fact, our like or dislike of a foundation product rests on these core attributes. If one or more of them do not align with what we are seeking, in more cases than not, we will set the foundation aside. As a makeup artist, I’ve learned the importance of understanding color theory and how it affects the shade of foundation. Ensure that the foundation palette you are buying is blendable. This will help you mix and match different shades to create the desired shade for your skin tone. Always apply in sheer layers so that you can build your desired look more effortlessly with a flawless dewy finish.

Face oils such as rosehip oil or jojoba are great options as they won’t change the color of the foundation and won’t make it too greasy. Revolution Foundation Mixing Pigment Blue – colour corrects and lightens by providing a cool undertone It’s not uncommon for me to mix two different foundation shades together to create the perfect color match.Consistency-while it is marketed as radiant, it is more matte on my skin; it is drying and cakes a bit after wearing it for a few hours.

Easy inexpensive customization is at your fingertips, and with just a little practice, it can be done by mixing foundations and other products together most of which you probably have at the ready. I’m going to let you in on a little secret. I have yet to meet a foundation that I unequivocally adore. In fact, I have traveled high and low, far and wide, and all the way from Neiman Marcus to Walmart in search of “The One”. Believe you me when I say that my journey has been arduous, thorough and continues still after these many years.In conclusion, mixing foundation shades is a great way to achieve the perfect shade for your skin tone. I want to adjust the consistency and depending on the day, also the coverage. By mixing foundations, my goal is to create something less matte, more natural and not so drying. As I mentioned, a nice-to-have would be a bit more coverage at times as well. Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood Flawless Filter- this is another great mix-in. If you haven’t already used it, try the mini bottle first

Apply a small amount of your foundation on your cheek and compare to your complexion, if you find it needs to be more yellow, take a small amount of the yellow mixing pigment and your foundation and mix to create your perfect second skin finish. If your foundation is looking too yellow, mix the blue mixing pigment with your foundation to lighten and colour correct to a cool undertone. Bottom Left Photo I am wearing L’Oreal foundation mixed with It! Cosmetics Full Coverage CC Cream. This is one of my favorite fuller coverage foundations. It is now almost full coverage but with the full coverage comes a more matte look. More matte, I know, can be a bit too drying on my already dry skin. So I changed up the formula a bit. See Bottom Right.The secondary colors are created by mixing two primary colors together and are green, orange, and purple. Start by taking a small amount of each of your three foundation shades and mix the darkest with the lightest, the lightest with the medium, and the medium with the darkest to instantly make 3 new shades.