Base Color Chart

 

• Our bases are a concealer, foundation, powder and sunscreen all in one.
• Apply the loose powders with our Chisel Powder brush and the pressed with The Handi to clean skin after moisturizer has been absorbed
• No oil, talc, FD&C dyes or synthetic preservatives.
• Because the minerals reflect light, they have a much wider color tolerance than most makeup. Our two most frequently used colors - Amber and Natural - suit a wide variety of skin tones.
• To find the right color, begin with a touch of Amber or Natural on the jaw line. It will be easy to see whether to go lighter or darker, pinker or more yellow.
• Layer. Our bases are concentrated pigment and a little goes a long way.
  

• The most natural blush shade copies the color of your skin when flushed.
• For a natural glow apply a second coat of a brighter blush on the apple of the cheek.
• Use the flocked sponge to blend and feather the edges.
• Stay away from pink tones when covering redness. Colors like Tawny, Cinnamon and Sheer Honey work well.
• Dubonnet is our most neutral shade.
• Bronzer will give a safe, healthy-looking tan. Apply to the forehead, chin, or anywhere the sun would naturally tan.
• Because there are no chemical dyes, blush colors can be applied to the eyes and lips. Wet a lip brush and pick up some blush for a truly wonderful lip liner, or fill in lips with wet blush and apply a LipShere.

• Our lipsticks contain no synthetic dyes. We only color with iron oxides and carmine.
• There are no animal products in our lipsticks.
• Lips lack oil glands. Ours is a conditioning, moisturizing formula designed to be a drink for the lips.
• Lips burn. Our formula contains titanium dioxide for full-spectrum sun protection.
• For a natural look, choose a LipColour that harmonizes with the blush. Or use the blush as a lip liner.
• Fill in the entire mouth with pencil and apply a LipShere on top, e.g. Sienna/Sherry, Rose/Diana.
• Layer different LipColours for a deeper, richer look.
• Layer our Misty LipShere to soften a color or add an extra glow for the evening.

 

• Our shadows resist creasing! Use wet or dry.
• Our colors are chosen to enhance the eye, not to make the eyelid look pretty! So, we've avoided ageing colors like pale blue.
• Choose three complementary colors, such as Pink Smoke brow to lashes, Taupe for accent, and Dark Suede for the eye line.
• Wet our eye liner brush and pick up shadow for an eye line that stays and stays.
• Shadow creates a softer brow-line and fills in better than pencil. Use colors like Taupe, Cappuccino, Walnut, Slate Brown and Smoky Grey.