Do The Big Companies Have Products For Darker Skin Tones

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Sylvia T.

Oct 5, 2012

Sylvia T.

At the moment I use some bare essentials and Avon

Kiwana G.

Oct 5, 2012

Kiwana G.

Fashion Fair has a new liquid mineral foundation. I've never been a fan of Fashion Fair before now. It's always been so heavy. But this is light to me. Check them out.  

Kelly G.

Oct 7, 2012

Kelly G.

Have you tried Mac? I'm on the complete opposite end of tw spectrum, so I can understand your frustration. I find MAC has basically every skin tone imaginable.
If you need something less expensive, Iman's cosmetic line is very well reviewed. 

Sylvia T.

Oct 7, 2012

Sylvia T.

Mac products have worked well i have a few products fashion fair is very red on my skin didn't get on with it. Bare essentials is very good

Illy J.

Oct 8, 2012

Illy J.

Make Up For Ever has liquid foundation for darker tones. I was surprised when they had shades that were too dark for me. NARS, Bobbi Brown and Smashbox all have shades for women of color.

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