If you have mature skin, you may have noticed that the foundation you swore by back in the day doesn’t work for you anymore. The truth is, as you get older, it’s best to find a new favorite and switch to a foundation for mature skin for better coverage that doesn’t settle into fine lines. Enter the L’Oréal Paris Age Perfect Makeup Radiant Serum Foundation with SPF 50.
This liquid foundation contains vitamin B3 and a hydrating serum to moisturize and nourish the skin. In addition to all-day hydration, the foundation contains SPF 50 for sun protection. The lightweight formula also evens tone while giving your skin natural-looking, radiant coverage that won’t settle into lines.
If you’re ready to make a change to your beauty routine and try this serum foundation, you’ll want to find your perfect color match. Read on for a complete breakdown of the Age Perfect Radiant Serum Foundation shades, as well as a few tips for finding your match made in foundation heaven.
This foundation is available in a range of 30 beautiful shades, with options for light, medium, and dark skin tones. Undertones are important too (more on that later), but to find a skin tone match, use the categories below to narrow down your ideal shade.
Classic Tan, Hazelnut, Almond, Cappuccino, Sienna, Deep Cool, Chestnut, Mahogany, Deep Amber, and Espresso
Ivory Beige, Honey Rose, Sand, Golden Honey, Golden Sun, Perfect Beige, Caramel Beige, Amber Beige, Toffee, and Soft Sable
Ivory, Rose Ivory, Golden Ivory, Cream Beige, Beige Rose, Nude Beige, Natural Buff, Golden Vanilla, Golden Beige, and Warm Beige
Now that you have a better idea of which shades could work for you, you might want help narrowing things down to find your perfect match. Here are four tips that can help.
The easiest way to ensure you’re buying the perfect shade of foundation is to use a tester at your favorite beauty store. Swatch a few different shades on your own skin to get a better idea of which one is your match by applying it on your jaw and neck to see which shade looks best. Depending on the store, you may also be able to request a sample so you can get an even better idea of what the foundation looks like on your skin.
You can also use the Virtual Makeup Try-On tool to test which shade will look best on you. Select the Age Perfect Makeup Serum Foundation then click the virtual try on button and choose the live try on option or upload a photo (preferably a makeup-less one) to test the foundation live or on a previously taken selfie.
In case you didn’t already know, natural lighting is always the best lighting when it comes to makeup. This is because it’s the most accurate way to see what a shade really looks like, as foundations can look completely different under different lighting. After testing your foundation shade in store, be sure to head outside and look in a mirror (or your phone’s camera) to make sure the shade you picked is an actual match.
When in doubt, it’s always a good idea to use what you have as a jumping-off point. Bring a foundation you currently own (that matches your skin tone) to the store and compare shades swatch to swatch. This will help you narrow down which hues are most similar to the one you already know looks great.
Most people see a slight variation in their skin tones as the seasons change. An easy way to address this is to keep a lighter foundation on hand for cooler months like fall and winter, and a darker foundation that will match your sun-kissed skin come spring and summer.
Like we mentioned before, undertones play an important role in finding a foundation match. Undertones refer to the colors that sit under the surface of your skin, and they can impact which shade of foundation will look best on you. There are three types of undertones — warm, cool, and neutral — and the best way to check what yours are is to check your veins.
If the color of your veins lean towards a blueish-purple shade, you have cool undertones. If your veins look to be on the green side, you have warm undertones. If you’re unable to really nail down what color your veins are, that means your undertones are likely neutral.
Step 1. Use your fingertip to apply a dot of foundation onto your cheeks, forehead, chin, and nose.
Step 2. Grab the L’Oréal Paris Infallible Blend Artist Foundation Blender. Wet the blender and squeeze out the excess water so it’s damp.
Step 3. Bounce the blender over your skin to blend the liquid formula in an outward motion. Add foundation as needed until you reach your desired level of coverage.
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