Simply Radiant
How to Soften Discoloration for a More Even-Toned Complexion.
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Soften Discoloration
If you have large areas of skin that vary in tone—lightness on cheeks or a darker forehead— you want to soften the lines of demarcation between the different skin tones. A yellow-based, skin tone correct foundation like Skin Foundation SPF 15 immediately evens your base.
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Add Warmth
A transparent blush that’s bright but still soft will add warmth without emphasizing underlying discoloration. Use a Blush Brush to apply Blush on the apples of cheeks, sweeping back toward the hairline and down to blend.
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Highlight & Blur
Adding a subtle highlighter with reflective pigments will catch light and help blur together different tones in skin. Use a Bronzer Brush to dust Highlighting Powder on the high points of face, focusing application near problem areas.
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Pop of Color
If your lips are close in tone to the rest of your skin, adding a swipe of a pink-toned Lip Gloss will make you look fresh and pretty.