Armani Luminous Silk Foundation ($64), Make Up For Ever, MAC, and of course, we can’t forget Fenty Beauty. They’ve had the dark shades and the right dark tones for ages. The first that comes to mind is the Bobbi Brown Foundation Stick ($49). There are a few foundations I feel are fantastic. What foundation brand(s) do you swear by for darker skin tones (for clients or for yourself)? And why?
I want to make the skin look like there’s light shining through. I highly recommend you don’t stop at a good foundation, whether that means adding bronzer, contour, highlight. I might use one foundation, but I go in there, and I highlight and darken, so it’s like a whole thing. It’s never just flat and one tone for me. I don’t know if I have a hack, but when it comes to makeup, I like to do three-dimensional makeup and light from within. What’s the one foundation hack that’s changed your makeup routine? My forehead is significantly darker than the rest of my face, and sometimes, my foundation will be a little lighter than my forehead, so I always bronze my forehead and make it work toward the end. I like to do it on the apple of my cheek and then blend outward.
I think the cheek is a middle ground to test the foundation. The forehead is usually the darkest, and under the eye is usually a little lighter. I would say I like to try in the middle of my cheek because it’s not my skin’s lightest area. Many people say they test the neck, the jawline, the forehead. As far as foundation selection goes, you can slide one shade darker or lighter depending on your preference.ĭo you have any tips for finding the best shade to match your skin tone? Some like to look lighter as long as it blends, which is important. If you can blend down to your neck and the color disappears, that's a good match.' This trick will help make sure that the foundation color you choose will not only blend seamlessly onto your face, but will also perfectly complement your neck. Some people, like me, prefer to look a bit more tan. 'The side of the face along the jawline is the best place to swatch, she says. I think it’s essential and also a matter of preference. How important is it to find the right foundation for your skin tone?
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