Drug store make up.

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Aleksia R.

Jul 31, 2013

Aleksia R.

How do you pick your best match when buying drug store foundation and powder?

Angel O.

Jul 31, 2013

Angel O.

For me I just match with my arms, I like to have an even skin tone through out my body.

Nora B.

Jul 31, 2013

Nora B.

I go to the Mac counter and get my foundation matched. And then I use http://www.temptalia.com/foundation-matrix to find that same color in a drugstore brand.

Lynzie B.

Jul 31, 2013

Lynzie B.

Match it to your neck

Aleksia R.

Jul 31, 2013

Aleksia R.

Thank you! You guys are so helpful!

Tahmina B.

Jul 31, 2013

Tahmina B.

Match to your jawline and always check in different lights, even go as far as to keeping it on your face for a few hours and see if it remains the same colour because some foundations oxidise (is that the word?) and change. no7 does a foundation match thing where you go upto them and ask them to find your foundation match and they use a device which they put against your jawline and find your colour. hope this helps :)

Isabella K.

Aug 1, 2013

Isabella K.

Jawline and then see if it matches both neck and face.

Rachel H.

Aug 1, 2013

Rachel H.

I take in my current bottle (assuming its a good match). It grosses me out to think people have opened the bottles so I just compare that way, not much help I know but it's worked out well for me lately with matching

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