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FOUNDATION COLOUR CHART > First Select a Section Below Depending on How Dark Or Light Your Skin Tone Is

Identifying the right shade of ZAO foundation to match your skin tone is easier than you might think! FOUNDATION COLOUR CHART > First select a section below depending on how dark or light your skin tone is. > Then identify the undertone - warm (yellow/orange), cool (pinkish/reddish/bluish), or neutral? > Now pick the corresponding shade from the chart below and test it on your jawline near your Very Fair Fair Medium Darker Dark (skin type I ) (skin type II) (skin type II - III) (skin type IV) (skin type V) cool neutral warm cool neutral warm cool neutral warm cool neutral warm cool neutral warm CONCEALER 491 Ivory 491 Ivory 491 Ivory 491 Ivory 491 Ivory 491 Ivory 492 Clear Beige 492 Clear Beige 492 Clear Beige 493 Brown Pink 494 Dark Brown 494 Dark Brown (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Cool) (Warm, orange) (Warm, orange) Concealer 492 Clear Beige 492 Clear Beige 492 Clear Beige 493 Brown Pink 494 Dark Brown 494 Dark Brown (Neutral, darker, (Neutral, darker, (Neutral, darker, (Cool, darker, (Warm, darker, (Warm, darker, for tanned skin) for tanned skin) for tanned skin) for tanned skin) for tanned skin) for tanned skin) COMPACT POWDER Powder 301 Ivory 301 Ivory 301 Ivory 301 Ivory 301 Ivory 301 Ivory 304 Cappuccino 305 Milk Chocolate 305 Milk Chocolate 305 Milk Chocolate Compact (Transparent) (Transparent) (Transparent) (Transparent) (Transparent) (Transparent) (Cool, olive) 303 Brown Beige (Neutral) 302 Beige Orange (Warm) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) SILK FOUNDATION (LIQUID FOUNDATION - MEDIUM COVERAGE) 712 Light Pinkish 711 Light Sand 710 Light Peach 701 Ivory 710 Light Peach 703 Rose Petal 704 Neutral 702 Apricot 705 Cappuccino 705 Cappuccino 706 Chocolate 706 Chocolate 706 Chocolate (Cool) (Neutral) (Warm) (Neutral) (Warm) (Cool) (Neutral) (Warm) (Warm, orange) (Warm, orange) (Neutral) (Neutral) (Neutral) Silk Foundation Silk COMPACT FOUNDATION (CREAMY FOUNDATION - GOOD COVERAGE) 729 Very Light Ivory Pinkish 730 Ivory 728 Very Light Ochre 732 Rose Petal 733 Neutral 731 Apricot 734 Cappuccino 734 Cappuccino 738 Halzelnut 738 Halzelnut 737 Bronze (Warm, (Cool) (Neutral-warm, slight orange) (Warm, yellow) (Cool, pink) (Neutral) (Warm, orange) (Warm, orange) (Warm, orange) (Neutral-cool) (Neutral-cool) orange-red) Compact Foundation Compact 736 Topaz 735 Chocolate 739 Carob (Warm, yellow) (Neutral - Cool) (Warm, yellow).

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