HOW TO CORRECT REDNESS (ROSACEA) WITH MAKEUP
Myth: Pink foundations for pink skin.
Why?: If you look closely, the typical pink face and beige neck (usually a light beige) are common. So, if I use pink foundation on my face, it would still look mismatched with my neck. Would the solution then be to apply pink foundation to my face, neck, décolletage, and arms to even everything out? Isn't it simpler to use a beige foundation and match it to the rest of my body, using no makeup at all and without needing green correctors or anything similar?
In makeup, easy and simple is usually best. We overcomplicate things. #lessismore in skin correction and colorimetry 💋💋💋💜💜💜 and here's proof, hehe.
What do you think? Do you use pink foundations if you have pink skin?
PS: For those of you with pink undertones, the first time you wear a beige foundation, you'll feel like you're Simpson-yellow, pale, and heavily made up… Don't listen to your brain, it's playing tricks on you! Give it a chance, and when you apply bronzer or blush, you'll magically stop seeing yourself as yellow and start looking "normal," as you often tell me.
Think about it: if you see your neck as "normal" and your face as yellow, even though you have the exact same skin tone… your perception is deceiving you 💋💋😉.
Big kiss!
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I hope this helps.