Matching my skin tone.
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Nov 10, 2016
Manuela G.
So I've always been into makeup , but recently I've began to wear it more. How do I match my skin tone with a foundation.
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Nov 10, 2016
Tia B.
A lot of people have mixed feelings for whether you should or shouldn't match it with you neck. I guess it depends.
Nov 10, 2016
Ivonne M.
Make sure it matches your neck you don't want to look two different colors it's all needs to blend in evenly
Best thing to do is match your neck!
Nov 10, 2016
Yaya B.
How about the inside of your wrist...? that's what I do.
Nov 10, 2016
Breanna E.
I prefer my neck because the inside of my wrist is lighter than my neck and arms because the sun usually doesn't hit the inside of my wrist
Nov 11, 2016
Dia B.
Match it with you neck
Nov 11, 2016
Shaye M.
For starters, finding out what undertone you have will play a big part in finding a foundation that will fit you properly whether it's warm, neutral or cool toned. The second thing you can then worry about is going and getting matched, which is a good idea especially if you're struggling to figure out what will fit you best. I personally swatch the foundation on both the bottom of my jaw and the inside of my wrist because being a ginger, most of my skin isn't one particular colour anyway I prefer to match to my neck as the rest of my body can get darker than my neck.
Nov 11, 2016
Sergio B.
Like Shaye said, matching your undertone first is usually the best. I look at the inner part of my arm and my neck (for example, I see a yellow/golden/warm undertone for myself). Matching foundation for my face, I go into makeup stores and swatch on the inner part of my wrist (hit or miss) OR on my neck (best results).