L.A. Girl Pro Color Foundation Mixing Pigment Blue 30ml

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Let me show you why I have blue foundation," she teases, before clarifying that the blue-hued "mixing pigments" can help to neutralize a too-warm foundation shade.

FYI, if you're wondering where it gets its cool blue shade, cosmetic chemist Krupa Koestline tells Allure: "Blue pigments like blue lake 1, various mica, and ultramarine blue help give the base of a blue color," she says. If your foundation is too warm or orange looking, add a little blue to bring it back to a neutral undertone. We are a global company that develops and manufactures brands for the cosmetics, skincare and haircare industry. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).

You’ll have to be quick though – the brand’s versatile lipsticks, foundations and serums are constantly being updated to match current beauty trends. color Foundation Mixers, you will have endless possibilities of creating new foundation shades, color matching and color correcting. Bought as I needed to adjust foundations that were too warm for me after finally figuring out I'm an olive undertone. Do you have a foundation tucked away at the back of your bathroom cabinet that is slightly too warm in tone for you?

I think it's a great idea if you've been using a foundation in the summer and now you're not tanned and still want to finish the bottle," says Klein. Blue is directly opposite orange on the color wheel — which means that it neutralizes it," says Los Angeles-based makeup artist Katrina Klein. She commiserates with those times when foundations run too warm or don't carry your appropriate shade. Was worried it would make my foundations matte (I prefer a satin or dewy finish as I have dry skin) but it was completely fine.If you have to mix a lot it could possibly make your foundation matte but either use a hydrating base or use less mixer and compromise on the tone. It's an easy way to adjust a foundation and make it work for two-to-three different skin tones, simply by adding blue, yellow, or red to it," she continues, noting that the L. Now that we know why and how blue foundation functions, it begs the question: is it expert-recommended? Jessica has been a beauty editor since 2016, also covering the fashion, wellness, and lifestyle verticals with a passion for topics related to the "mind-body-beauty" connection. So, you can add blue drops to your foundation if it is too warm or orange, and you want to make it more neutral or cool-toned.