Shade Guide
Here’s an updated shade guide per product for your reference
Fair Skin Tone
Fair skin tone typically refers to a lighter complexion that appears pale or light in color. It is characterized by a relatively low concentration of melanin, the pigment responsible for determining the color of the skin, hair, and eyes.
Light skin tone
Light skin tone is characterized by a fair complexion with minimal melanin pigmentation. It appears pale, often with a slight pinkish or peachy undertone. Light skin is more prone to sunburns and tends to show visible veins. Freckles may be present, and hair and eye colors can vary widely.
Light Medium skin tone
Light medium skin tone refers to a complexion that falls between light and medium shades. It is typically exhibits a warm or neutral undertone. It has more melanin pigmentation compared to light skin, resulting in a slightly deeper and warmer complexion. The skin tone may appear creamy or golden, often with a healthy glow.
Medium skin tone
Medium skin tone is characterized by a moderate amount of melanin pigmentation, resulting in a complexion that falls between light and dark shades. The complexion is usually richer and deeper in color compared to lighter skin tones
Tan skin tone
Tan skin tone typically has a warm undertone, although variations can occur. It is characterized by a deeper, sun-kissed complexion that is darker than medium skin tone. The color ranges from a golden tan to a rich, bronzed hue.
Deep skin tone
Deep skin tone typically has a variety of undertones, including warm, cool, and neutral. The complexion is significantly darker than medium or tan skin tones. It ranges from deep brown to ebony or even black. Deep skin often has a beautiful, velvety appearance and may have a natural radiance.