L.A. Girl PRO.color Foundation Mixing Pigment, Orange GLM713

Saved my life, I have a very cool brown skin and everything I’ve tired runs yellow or orange on me. This made my foundations match PERFECTLY. I’ll say the pump could be better bc it dispenses more than I would like, but that might be because I prefer more light coverage so I don’t need as much product. It mixes easily with everything I’ve used it with (foundation and concealer) and hasn’t negatively impacted the wear of my products.

This is my absolute favorite, number 1 go to color corrector for foundation. I use this daily for my foundation, and it doesn't alter the texture or consistency of my foundation. A little goes a long way. I'm in between a neutral and cool pink undertone, so every foundation is either too pink or too yellow. I use this and it makes my foundation match perfectly.

IF YOU ARE A PALE PINK GIRLIE THIS IS YOUR LIFE LINEEEEEE. I mix the tiniest bit of this with my closest matching foundation and it instantly gets rid of the yellow for an ACTUAL seamless application. No more Oompa Loompa face. You have to know how to use it, but once you get it down you’ll never know how you lived without it! I even mix it in my Shape Tape concealer! As you can see by my photo she gets a lot of use

This stuff almost did the job. It mixes well and helps lighten foundation, but I was expecting “ghost in broad daylight” white—and instead I got “frosted glass on a humid day.”It’s decent, just a little too sheer. I need my pigment to scream pale queen energy, not whisper it. If they could crank up the opacity, we’d be in business.

I recently started switching from an entire lifetime of pressed powder foundation to a liquid (I'm 33) only because it's difficult to combat the dryness on my face and liquid seems more hydrating. Initially tried a bare minerals and although the color match was spot on, I hated the way it made my face look. So figured I'll just buy the Neutrogena liquid in the same shade as my pressed powder..simple, right? Wrong. Maybe since it's better coverage/more concentrated the color is off? Even in the lightest shade it was too dark and orange, and I was so upset because I loved the way my skin looked and felt. So I did research and found this stuff. I got blue and white not knowing what exactly would fix it, but I actually use both. After a day of playing around with the amounts I need, a half pump of blue and a quarter pump of white in a dime sized amount of foundation gets it as close as I've ever been to blending seamlessly with my neck/chest, I couldn't believe it. And it doesn't change the consistency or feel of the makeup. I'm telling all my friends about it who aren't wearing some foundations because they look like Trump.

I did not use the white for foundation but rather for primer of eyeshadow. It works AMAZING for this application. It does settle into creases a bit, but to remedy, I apply just a tiny dab and let it dry, set, smooth out creases, and then apply my eyeshadow, and then dust with finishing powder. It makes the colors pop so much better.

For context I am goth and bought this for a cheap white base. Now I know its intended purpose was to lighten foundation but so many reviews online rave about this being one of the best white bases for under $10 but it (1). Leaves horrible streaks that are visible even under setting powder (2). Sets almost immediately so it is so hard to blend (3). It will come off with the slightest touch even with setting spray. I also hope you don’t sweat because it will melt off of your face. Overall its probably fine for those who need to lighten a shade of foundation or concealer but it is terrible as a base for trad goth makeup.

I bought this because I have a foundations that’s a bit too dark. This helped lighten it up and make it the perfect shade.