How to use Too light foundation?
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Dec 12, 2013
Nana A.
Try mixing it with a darker shade or if it's not drastically light add some bronzer and blush for color❤️
Dec 12, 2013
Ashley D.
Also works as a high lighter.
Dec 12, 2013
Diana J.
Or maybe use it as a base under shadows:-)
Dec 12, 2013
Alexandra S.
You can double them up as concealer
Dec 12, 2013
Keegan Z.
If you like the finish of it and want to use but it just too light, definitely mix it with a darker foundation. I've done that before instead I throwing them out! Works great!
Dec 12, 2013
Anita M.
You can alway use it as a concealer
Dec 12, 2013
Grace K.
Use it on the lighter areas of your face :) It's totally possible to highlight / contour with foundations and this would be an easy way! Just put the lighter foundation on the places light would naturally hit- cheek bones, bridge of nose, Cupid's bow, bone, etc.and use a slightly darker shade on the places you would contour- cheek bones, under your chin, temples, forehead, sides of nose, etc :)
Dec 12, 2013
Grace K.
brow* bone, whoops!
Dec 12, 2013
Jessica P.
Http://www.stylecraze.com/articles/is-your-foundation-too-light-here-are-8-ways-to-fix-it/
Dec 12, 2013
Jessica P.
I posted this not too long ago...it tells you how to fix it if it's too light.
Dec 13, 2013
Jenni L.
I use too light foundation on my décolleté. It's lighter than my face. I then finish it with an inexpensive bronzer, like Rimmel, so it looks cohesive with my face.