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Beth W.

Apr 26, 2014

Beth W.

Hi girls what are these colour used for in avons corrector palette

There pink orange brown/tan and yellow

Thanks girls

Anna S.

Apr 26, 2014

Anna S.

I think the pink is meant to correct blue under eye circles.

Steph B.

Apr 26, 2014

Steph B.

Pink is under eye and yellow is for redness but I don't know the others sorry xx

Cat C.

Apr 26, 2014

Cat C.

Yes pink corrects dark circles. Yellow can cancel out some redness. The others I'm not 100% sure.

Beth W.

Apr 26, 2014

Beth W.

Thank you girls ðŸ˜˜ðŸ’‹ðŸ™ˆ

Cat C.

Apr 26, 2014

Cat C.

Yeah I though orange cancelled blue but then I thought about it too much! Lol yay Megan!
I'm kind of confused though. Green does cancel red, and I get that. That's why I'll use green concealer on red pimples. But I had used the Clinique redness solutions powder which is tinted yellow for redness coverage.

Cat C.

Apr 26, 2014

Cat C.

Lol right? Oh well :)

Brittany F.

Apr 27, 2014

Brittany F.

Here's a picture of a colour wheel. Whenever complimenting colours are placed over one another, they cancel each other out; yet when placed directly beside each other they will cause contrast and bring attention to their hues. Complimenting colours are colours that across each other on the colour wheel. This is a very useful tool to have in makeup or art!

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