RCMA Foundation Color?

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Aurora S.

Aug 29, 2015

Aurora S.

I've been thinking about getting the RCMA. I think I'm more in the Shinto/ SH range. Maybe Shinto II or Shinto III.
I'm usually an NC30 in MAC. 123 or 127 in the MUFE HD. If that helps.

Aurora S.

Aug 29, 2015

Aurora S.

I'm hoping she sees this lol.
I'm a bit of both, quite a noticeable yellow with a slight green cast to my skin.

I basically match most yellow toned stuff but if there's a kind of peachy tone it can be seen compared to my neck, chest, arms etc.which look more of a lighter yellow/slight green.

If it's just plain yellow toned and not peachy then it matches well

Aurora S.

Aug 29, 2015

Aurora S.

Ohh thank you! I didn't know they had the smaller palette. I'll most likely end up getting that one now haha

Aurora S.

Aug 29, 2015

Aurora S.

Oh yeah! I was just reading the KO is also yellow so it confused me now but then on this tumblr account the person notes the the Shinto Series was created for Asian and yellow/green toned skin.
If you've seen the #123 shade in MUFE swatchesd with some others you can see that it's also kinda yellow/green haha.
I know in studio fix I match best with their C30 powder. I believe a blogger compared NC30 to C30 and you can see a slight difference I'll try and find the pic I edited of it to tell better.
But then I read that KO has an ever so slight pink tone but I'm not sure about that

Aurora S.

Aug 29, 2015

Aurora S.

Here's C30 next to NC30

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