Hello. How do you choose a colour?

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livi1212 · Accepted Answer

It depends on your skin tone and intended use of the product. In my personal opinion after swatching the shades on pale skin, if you have a pale-light skin tone diffused light will look very nice as an all over glow booster and powder blender applied with a brush (too yellow to be applied with a sponge or as a setting powder), and radiant light can add a nice glow when applied on top of a bronzer. If you have light to medium skin, diffused light would look very nice used as an under eye brightener or to carve out contour, luminous light would look very nice applied with a brush all over to add glow. If you have medium-deep skin, luminous light would look great applied as a under eye brightener and dim light would look nice applied with a brush all over. For deep skin, Radiant light would add a natural glow to the skin when applied with a brush and dim light would look nice as an under eye brightener. I think the shades in order= diffused(lightest), luminous, dim, radiant(darkest)

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