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Ben Nye Matte Foundations Warm Olive (WO) Series - Coming Soon! Cine (CE) Series - Neutral shades designed without excessive warmth or redness for very fair to tan beige European skin tones. CE-1 CE-2 CE-3 CE-5 CE-7 CE-9 Fairest Fair Light Beige Beige Light Tan Tan Soft Beige (BE) Series - An attractive palette ranging from fair to mid-beige with a hint of warmth. BE-1 BE-3 BE-5 Cameo Natural Beige Warm Sand Beige Natural (BN) Series - Complimentary beige shades for medium skin tones. P-1 White BN-1 BN-2 BN-3 BN-4 Beige Natural 1 Beige Natural 2 Beige Natural 3 Beige Natural 4 Olive Beige (OB) Series - Beige shades with a hint of olive. OB-1 OB-2 OB-3 OB-4 Olive Beige1 Olive Beige 2 Olive Beige 3 Olive Beige 4 Special Light Olive (SO) Series - Ideal for fair olive skin tones that need a natural wash of color. SO-1 SO-2 SO-3 SO-4 No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Shinsei (SH) Series - Originally designed for Asian complexions, these shades offer attractive neutrality for many skin tones. SH-0 SH-1 SH-2 SH-3 SH-4 Ivory Fairest Fair Medium Deep Natural Olive (NO) Series - Golden-olive tones that create a neutral palette. Shades may be used to tone down redness. NO-1 NO-3 NO-5 NO-7 NO-9 Pale Biscotte Biscotte Brulee Soft Caramel Tan Brulee Ciniora (CN) Series - Neutral shades suitable for fair to light-olive skin tones. CN-0 CN-101 CN-001 CN-002 CN-003 CN-004 CN-005 Ultra Tres Clair Clair Barely Beige True Beige Dune Sahara Beige Euro Base (EB) Series - Subtle beige hues with subdued warmth for fair to medium complexions. EB-1 EB-3 EB-5 EB-6 Naturelle Coquille Beige Shibui Naturelle Buff Natural (N) Series - Fashion and film ensemble that adds classic warmth to fair and olive complexions. N-1 N-2 N-3 Fair Creme Buff P-1 White Film & Tape (FT) Series - Subtle colors for performers with light tan, medium olive, and brown complexions. FT-1 FT-2 FT-6 FT-8 FT-11 FT-11 FT-13 Pale English Subtle Tan Tawny Mocha Creme Olive Amber Olive Sable Golden Ebony Sahara (SA) Series - Natural olive-brown shades for African-American performers. Can also be used as a tan alternative for fair skin. SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-5 SA-7 SA-9 SA-11 Au Lait Golden Latte Latte Mocha Sumatra Java Espresso International (IS) Series - This special series offers a wide range of the most popular natural fair, olive, and subtle tan shades. IS-1 IS-10 IS-18 IS-21 IS-23 IS-25 IS-31 IS-33 IS-35 Special White Bare Olive Olive Tan Wheat Bamboo Bamboo MediumChinois Light Chinois Chinois Medium IS-38 IS-41 IS-44 Burnt Almond Soleil Tan Suede.

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