Beauty

[a new me!]

OK, we have to acknowledge that in the last few presentations of Mally, Doris Dalton, Laura Geller, IT Cosmetics they have included models that are either Latino skin tones or light skin African Americans to show the variety skin tones available.

However, there are three to four lighter skin tones and one make-up tone for everyone else who may not fit into the lighter tones. If the lighter tones need three to four colors to match the general public then what makes you think that one darker tone covers everyone else when our tones are just a varied? While Stacy the model is VERY pretty she is a very light representation of the darker skin tones. So...still you are not reaching half of your viewership. If you need to compare -see how many of your foundations work on Toy your wardrobe stylist.

Really, I want to look great also, and given that the US population is VERY diverse I truly do not understand why QVC cannot require their make-up vendors to expand the color palettes of their foundations, blushes, eye shadows and lipsticks.

Start with the foundations. After your revenue greatly increases then maybe the expansion if the shades of blush, eye shadow and lipsticks may not be so scary.