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D C.

Feb 15, 2013

D C.

I went to sephora got matched and bought Lancome ultra 24H makeup in 410 Bisque (w). it matches so perfectly to my skin. I'm so lost when it comes to makeup tho, so could someone please tell me what my undertone is amd maybe recommend a drug store foundation. I don't like a shiny finish and want something with full coverage and long lasting. and I would need to know the shade that would suit me best based off the foundation.from lancome. I always pick the wrong ones. thanks.

Brittne B.

Feb 15, 2013

Brittne B.

Hey hun, look at the veins in your wrist if they are more blue then your a cool tone and more then likely have pink undertones, if they are more green then your warm and have yellow undertones. When choosing drugstore foundations you kinda have to eyeball your correct color. I suggest taking your matched foundation to the store with you and trying to match as closely as possible also choose one color lighter and one color darker just in case. Also be sure to keep your receipts, if it doesn't match then return it and try again.

D C.

Feb 15, 2013

D C.

Thanks so much ladies. your advice is greatly appreciated.

D C.

Feb 15, 2013

D C.

Thanks so much ladies. your advice is greatly appreciated.

Kristan P.

Feb 16, 2013

Kristan P.

I loved the lancome 24hr buuuttt sadly they dont make it pale enough for me. and to keeo from the shiny finish you could use a mineral powder over the 24 hr very lightly. it looks amazing.

Claire L.

Feb 16, 2013

Claire L.

Bobbi brown foundations are best.

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