Did you accidentally buy the wrong foundation shade? Do you want the perfect match for when you are tanned? Don’t forget you can use multiple mixing pigments to colour correct and customise your dream foundation match. Say goodbye to the days of buying endless foundation shades and hoping they match! To get the right shade – make the foundation lighter or darker. This may be especially necessary at times when you are spray tanning, or in the summer months when you are outdoors more. At those times you want to have a couple of foundations on hand to mix and match to get the right shade.

No need to buy a whole new foundation, use our Foundation Mixing Pigments to colour correct and customise your foundation for a perfect, second skin finish. To get the right finish – make the foundation more matte or dewy. Sometimes your foundation can be to matte or flat looking. On the other hand there are times it can be to shiny, so you want to find something that falls right in the middle.If your foundation is looking too yellow, mix the blue mixing pigment with your foundation to lighten and colour correct to a cool undertone.

Revolution Foundation Mixing Pigment Yellow – colour corrects by providing a yellow / olive undertone. Do the same thing with the second foundation as well. I know this seems like a lot of foundation but I want full coverage. You don’t have to use this much, you can use as much or as little as you want for your desired amount of coverage.You may wonder what the benefits are for custom mixing your foundation. The benefits of blending two colors of foundation are actually three-fold: Next, take your stippling brush (which I am using here) a Beauty Blender or your preferred method of blending and gently begin to blend the color into the skin. Work from the middle of the skin out toward the hairline to keep the majority of the product in the middle of the face. This will also help keep you from forming a foundation ring around your hairline. To show you how to mix your foundations, I am going to be mixing the ones I use on a regular basis. I am going to be using the Revlon Colorstay in #360 Golden Carmel; this has a matte finish and can look to flat. Right now this is slightly darker than what I need so to lighten it up and make it not appear so matte so I am going to mix it with Lancome Teint Idole #320 Bisque. This foundation is not as matte finish as the Revlon Colorstay so mixing the two will give me a sort of satiny finish, not to flat, not to shiny finish. Why is it so hard to find that perfect foundation match? Well, now your foundation has met its match. Introducing the PRO.color Foundation Mixing Pigment. 4 pigments adjust the color of your foundation to give you an exact match that’s as unique as you. The White, Blue and Orange are formulated with the same soft matte finish as our PRO.matte Foundation to ensure consistency in the formula. The blue has a translucent, gel-like texture to keep it easy to work with, so your foundation looks like you, and not blue. If the undertone matches but the shade is too dark, mix the white mixing pigment to make it lighter; or if it is too light, mix the red mixing pigment to customise your foundation to be warmer and deeper.

But then we saw beauty influencer Rose Siard giving a firsthand demonstration, and suddenly it seemed downright useful for any beauty lover with neutral or cool undertones. "Why do I have blue foundation? 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. What is blue foundation?Revolution Foundation Mixing Pigment Blue – colour corrects and lightens by providing a cool undertone White – lightens your foundation, perfect for adjusting your summer color to match your winter tone. Apply a small amount of your foundation on your cheek and compare to your complexion, if you find it needs to be more yellow, take a small amount of the yellow mixing pigment and your foundation and mix to create your perfect second skin finish.