TEMPTUS/B Silicone-Based Shade Adjuster Starter Set: Long-Lasting, Highly-Pigmented Formula For Customizing S/B Foundation Shades | Includes 7 Primary Colors

I have spent YEARS trying to find the perfect foundation and I have the most green undertone you can imagine so even the most olive toned foundations don’t fit me. I see a foundation that looks absolutely beautiful, but then I realize none of the shades would look good on me. Finding this???? A goldmine. I’ve tried mixing green in with my foundation but the shade is always a chalky green that ends up having a horrible formula (even the lancôme one). These colors are VERY pigmented so you need to be ready to create a mixture with your foundations. Now I feel like I can actually use the foundations I have instead of always buying more, I’m actually exited to try the dior one now because I can make it my exact match. I also recommend buying some empty cushion foundations on amazon so you can make your mix and put anything you want in, creams, color correctors, serums, foundations, sunscreen and more!

I have far too many products that aren't my shade, but are too used to return. I hate to see nice things go to waste, so for whatever reason a while ago I decided that I needed to use crushed eyeshadow for color correcting my complexion products. it takes so. much. time. plus it doesn't always mix perfectly either. I finally realized that if I was really gonna get my true shades, I needed a liquid color corrector. Purple in particular was the shade I need to counteract my strong yellows, but no one makes it! When I saw this pack I crossed my fingers and it delivered. Sheer enough that I have good control, but not so sheer that it doesn't do exactly what it says it does.I know this is technically for airbrushing (which is something I want to get into anyway), but I think this product serves multiple purposes. It isn't the cheapest, but it's completely worth it.

I have very pale skin and for years could never pinpoint my undertone. Foundation never matched. It was always too pink or too orange or if the undertone was closer it was just way too dark. My closest matches were very fair warm shades, but these shades were also a bit too yellow (or worse too orange). I have come to the conclusion that my undertone is very fair olive: it’s a true green undertone leaning slightly more yellow than blue, but with practically no pink/orange/red tones in the actual undertone or my skin.When I want a flawlessly matched look, these shade adjusters save me, particularly the green. This formula seems to work reasonably well with most foundations, and between the green, the yellow, and the white I am able to bring almost any foundation I own to a close match. I wish they were just slightly more pigmented so I could use a bit less. But really these are excellent for fixing foundations that don’t quite match your skin. You will have to play around a bit with how much to add to get the right adjustment, but I would very much recommend to anyone struggling to match their skin tone and for fixing foundations you own that don’t quite match.

was looking for something like this for a while.

I love how thin but PIGMENTED this set is. A little goes a LONG way so use the smallest drop at a time to ensure you don’t over correct.

I bought the set to mess around with the various foundations that I have that don't match my skin just right. It takes some time, but after a while you get the right color. Below is a little helpful description to help that I found in an article online:See how your existing foundation compares to your bare skin.If it is:greener = add a red adjusteryellower = add a purple adjusteroranger = add a blue adjuster if the foundation is too saturated, or a white or lightening adjuster or a lighter foundation if the foundation is too darkredder or pinker = add a green adjusterpurpler = add a yellow adjustergreyer = add an orange adjuster if the foundation is too muted, or a darkening adjuster or darker foundation if the foundation is too lighttoo pale = add a darkening adjuster or darker foundationtoo dark = add a white or lightening adjuster or a lighter foundationHope this helps anyone reading this!

10000/10 purchase for any makeup lover who wants to make sure their foundations match, and also super critical for anyone who does other people's makeup to make sure you can get a perfect color match. I did two bridesmaids' makeup for a friend's wedding and these drops were CRITICAL to adjust their foundation shades to get a good match. Highly recommend!

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