Studio Fix Fluid Nc20 For Asian Skin Is Pale
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Studio Fix Fluid Nc20 For Asian Skin Is Pale

I hope not too many people see this guide and think that these definitions of warm and cool are the standard because there is no warning to the contrary Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous 13 November 2013 at 10:55 I have blue eyes and medium brown hair my skin is pale to medium,which do you think I should go for,I always seem to get it wrong Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous 2 May 2014 at 18:31 Hie.

Its pretty simple unless your really rubbish at remembering Okay so.

Common color. N - Stands for Neutral.

Studio Fix Foundation) W - Stands for warm.

Pink beige skin. If you have irish in your blood you could be W or NW.

Unlike most foundations it doesnt dry as quickly so its very much easy to blend and smooth out.

It also doesnt have that powdery look afterwards so its great for all skin types including dry.

Most of all there isnt that awful shine you get with some foundations, even if your skin is oily MAC foundations seem to work with every skin type.

You can layer the foundation up or keep it to simply not there bare.

They are a great way to get your perfect match with their personal colour chart that Highstreet Brands just simply dont have.

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Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous 10 September 2011 at 05:15 thanks Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous 2 November 2012 at 15:04 i need help im very pale and i bought mac studio fix powder, NC15.

I want to buy the face and body foundation because it was used for a photoshoot and it was perfect for my skin but im not sure what shade was used.

So, just as you bought the NC15 powder, youd also buy the NC15 liquid.

Delete Replies Reply Anonymous 18 November 2013 at 23:19 Most likely c1.

Delete Replies Reply Unknown 18 March 2014 at 00:44 Well colorbug if you were really as smart as your implying you would know that the mac face and body range uses a different color name.

Delete Replies Reply Reply Anonymous 9 February 2013 at 21:29 Hello, great help But I am still wondering about what colour I should pick.

I will order the Studio Fix Fluid SPF 15 from MAC, and now I have Fit Me foundation from maybelline, number 130.

What colour at the MAC foundation do you think I should order If you want to help me with that you can email me back at stinochkaahotmail.com:) Reply Delete Replies Anonymous 24 April 2017 at 21:44 You can also find your match on findation.com - that website helped me alot from using high-end brand to drugstore brand.

Studio Fix Fluid Nc20 For Asian Pro And Costs

Delete Replies Reply Sandie B 22 February 2020 at 04:25 You need to be colour matched in store - its quick, done by a pro and costs nothing.thats why we went to Beauty School.take advantage of our skills Delete Replies Reply Reply Copycat 21 March 2013 at 15:18 I love MAC concealers.I wear NW30, I have beige skin but Im Indian and I do get reddish in the heatcold.

So the girl at the make up counter was right on I would advise to go to a MAC store or Macys before buying this product online.They will try it on you, to see which color matches.

Its a bit pricey so its best to make sure to get the right one.

Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous 8 April 2013 at 13:39 I am NC 30 in the MAC Studio Fix fluid but i want to go one shade lighter and use the Pro longwear, does that mean i should be NC25 Reply Delete Replies Reply Paula Kemp 2 May 2013 at 15:20 Thanks for clearing up the colour shades issue for me:) I was recently just matched for the Pro longwear and the MUA suggested that I am a NC20 (got a sample, as was out of stock), but following your guide I should be in the NW range as I am fair with fairly red cheeks, do you think he suggested that to counter balance the redness or do you think I should go for NW20 instead Reply Delete Replies Reply Anonymous 31 May 2013 at 14:37 Since forever have I been told that warm is for yellows (greenish veins and tans easily), and cool is for pinks (bluish veins and sun sensitivity).neutrals are somewhere in between.

Reply Delete Replies Reply Kate 18 September 2013 at 04:57 It should really be mentioned here that MAC does NOT adhere to the beauty world standard in their definitions of warm and cool (as Anonymous above has mentioned).

Basically every other makeup company sticks to the real definitions-- that warm skin tones have yellowolive undertones and cool skin tones have pink undertones, not the other way around.

MAC uses the reverse for some reason, but they are the only respected makeup brand that I have seen that does this.

So, just a warning that people should NOT use MACs definitions of warm and cool when buying ANY other foundation (aside from MACs, of course).

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