Trouble finding my undertone??

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Haley S.

Dec 1, 2014

Haley S.

I'm having a lot of trouble finding a foundation that matches perfectly. Partly because I'm confused on what kind of undertone I have. My veins are blue-ish green so that says neutral. I tan easily so that says warm tone but I also have super sensitive skin and a bit of rosacea..I currently use the cover girl 3-in-1 foundation and I have to mix 3 different shades to get the right color..I would like some recommendations for a full coverage high end foundation..help!!

Winnie B.

Dec 2, 2014

Winnie B.

If you go to Sephora, they have this nifty device called the Color IQ. It will take 3 pictures of your skin (on different parts like your neck, cheek, and forehead usually) and will give you a number based on the median of your skin.

When you input it into the iPad at the Beauty Studio, it'll match you with all the available high end shades in the store. A color artist will match you with the compatible shades, it's really cool!

Haley S.

Dec 4, 2014

Haley S.

Oh wow that is awesome..I mostly shop at ulta since the closest sephora is an hour and a half away but I think I will have to make a trip! Thanks!

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