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Morghan H.

May 7, 2016

Morghan H.

I'm the shade fairly light in yhe original foundation. what shade would I be in the tinted moisturizer?

Hannah K.

May 7, 2016

Hannah K.

Is it the Complexion Rescue? I reckon you'd be Vanilla. But if you order from www.qvc.com you can try it out and send it back if it doesn't match x

Janelle R.

May 7, 2016

Janelle R.

I have both Vanilla and Opal in the Complexion Rescue and to be honest I don't notice a huge difference between the two shades. The coverage is sheer enough that the shades are more forgiving than those of a foundation. Opal is slightly more pink toned of the two and Vanilla is a little more yellow. I personally prefer the way Vanilla looks because the warm undertone makes my skin look a little more alive and healthy, while Opal evens out my skintone but doesn't do too much more than that. For reference I have a neutral undertone that leans a little more cool. Like Hannah suggested, purchasing it from a store where you can return it if the colour is off would be best. :)

Morghan H.

May 8, 2016

Morghan H.

I don't even know what undertone I am.

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