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• STEP 3: Test the colors of your preferred formula on your jawline, which offers
the truest facial coloring. Any foundation will look slightly darker in the bottle, so
keep this in mind when assessing your options.
• STEP 4: Blend in the foundation gently with a makeup sponge. The foundation
should disappear into your skin. If you find you're between shades, blend two
colors together, or keep looking for a brand that offers the perfect shade.
• STEP 5: Bring a hand mirror along so you can view your options in natural light.
• STEP 6: Look for yellow-toned foundation or tinted moisturizer if you're
Caucasian or Asian; Hispanics should opt for foundation or tinted moisturizers
with yellow-orange undertones. If you are African-American, it's a good idea to
use light, medium and dark shades of foundation to allow for different gradations
of color on different parts of your face.
• STEP 7: Remember that you have plenty of options to choose from, so if you
don't find a good color match, keep looking.

Tips & Warnings

• For sheer, no-nonsense coverage, consider using a tinted moisturizer.
• Look for the many extras some foundation formulas offer, such as sunscreen or
ingredients that hide fine lines.

Overall Things You'll Need

• Foundation
• Makeup Brushes
• Mirrors
• Oil-free Foundations
• Face Powder

Skin Care

How to Exfoliate Oily Skin

When you exfoliate, you gently abrade the skin and remove the top layer of dead cells.
Exfoliating helps to hide fine wrinkles and gives your skin a rosy glow.

Instructions

• STEP 1: Wet your body in the tub or shower.
• STEP 2: Use a synthetic scrubbing sponge, exfoliating gloves or a body loofah.