Darker Shade Foundation For Natural Look.
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Mar 26, 2014
Sanjana N.
I just heard someone saying that we should use a bit darker shade foundation and light shade (the one which matches our skin color ) compact powder to get the natural look..
Is it true?? I'm really worried now as I got a new foundation which matches my skin tone (lighter shade).. :-(
Mar 26, 2014
Sanjana N.
Within few days I have a function to attend (my sister's marriage ).. So I don't Wanna look bad in the photos.. Now what to do.? :-(
Mar 26, 2014
Gaby H.
I think it'd be ok to get your skin colour, take a picture with flash and if it looks to light, add bronzer!