Correct color foundation

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Miss B.

Nov 24, 2012

Miss B.

A little back ground before my story!

Normally I use my MAC studio fix powder plus foundation during the summer because my skin is oily but during the winter I have to use a liquid foundation to give my face a little moisture. Also I notice the powder would settle in my creases on my face.

My question is this: I have Revlon Colorstay Liquid Foundation for Normal/Dry Skin 410 Cappuccino and in normal light it looks flawless on my face but when I take a photo using flash it makes my face look a lighter than it really is! I'm not sure if I should go up another color, like 440 Mahogany in the Combination/Oily Skin version, I've actually tried the 440 color and it went on dark! I didn't like it at all. I also thinking I am using to much finishing powder, I use Laura Mericer powder compact or MUFE HD finishing powder.

So in the picture I can see how my face looks lighter than my chest but in natural light it looks wonderful!

I'm just not sure! I am still new foundations, especially liquid.

Any help will be greatly appreciated ladies thanks!

Brie N.

Nov 24, 2012

Brie N.

u should use a slighty darker color so it can even out your skin color

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