Description

Sometimes a little colour helps before the foundation goes on.

These loose powder colour correctors help balance tones you want to soften. There’s also Cream, a beige concealer for coverage, and an Oil Control Primer Powder for before foundation.

Eight options. Different jobs. Here’s how to choose.

CHOOSE YOUR OPTION

Mint | Green
For softening the appearance of redness. A little where you need it, then foundation or concealer over top.

Apricot | Orange
For balancing blue tones, including blue-toned under-eye discolouration. Generally better suited to medium and deeper skin tones. If you have lighter skin, go lightly.

Sunflower | Yellow
For balancing purple or violet tones.

Lavender | Purple
For balancing unwanted yellow tones and brightening areas that look dull and yellow-toned.

Rose | Pink
For brightening dull-looking areas, particularly on fair to light skin tones.

Periwinkle | Blue
For balancing unwanted orange tones. Start with a small amount and blend.

Cream | Beige
A beige powder concealer for when you want extra coverage. Choose according to your skin tone.

Oil Control Primer Powder | White
Sericite mica and kaolin clay to help absorb excess oil before foundation. It’s white in the jar, but you’re applying a very light, translucent layer.

Packaging
1.5 grams of product in a 5 g plastic jar, no sifter

You’re buying one selected option in your chosen size, not all eight.

HOW TO USE

Let your moisturiser settle before you start.

For the colour correctors, tap a tiny amount into a clean dish or the jar lid. Pick it up with a small brush, tap off the excess, and apply where you want to soften an unwanted tone. Blend gently, then follow with foundation or concealer.

For Cream, use a small brush wherever you want coverage. Blend the edges and build gradually.

For the Oil Control Primer Powder, use a fluffy brush to apply a very light layer to areas prone to shine before foundation.

Start with less than you think you need. You can always add more. Taking back an enthusiastic patch of green is a bit more work.

The best shade depends on your skin tone and what you’re trying to correct. If you’re unsure, start with a sample.

INGREDIENTS

Colour correctors and Cream concealer:
Sericite mica, zinc oxide. Depending on the shade, may contain iron oxides, ultramarines and chromium oxide green.

Oil Control Primer Powder:
Sericite mica, kaolin clay.

Made by me in Saskatchewan, Canada.

Colours may look slightly different depending on lighting, screen settings and how you apply them.

Kathy
Lilac Earth