Test your main color match at your jawline area, just under where your jaw and neck meet. That color is more what your skin tone truly is. Use that color as your main color. Now if LIGHT, MEDIUM or WARM are not an identical match then you can customize them by adding one to another or all three depending on the tones in the skin. Apply foundation to the tip of the MASTER BRUSH. In a stifling motion (gently press the brush head into the skin) watch how your foundation and skin become one, it disappears without a trace. If you desire more coverage you can build the coverage up as well b applying more foundation and or adding a little seamless concealer to the brush with foundation for areas they may need more coverage/concealment.

• Mixing colors to find your perfect match. Use one or all three depending on variances in skin tone in different areas.
• Mix Foundation and Concealer for customizing color and coverage for stubborn areas of hyperpigmentation and blemishes.
• Reverse Contour using a lighter shade under areas that you contoured will draw more attention to that area. Under the cheekbone will help those especially with fuller cheeks. This creates dimension allows for better placement of blush that stands out and doesn’t become too much of a deposit of color along the cheek area.