Beauty

[SweetCaroline]

i have been a qvc member for more than 10 years (maybe 15), I always have the best of intentions to leave reviews, but never get to it. i am a busy mom, with a full time crazy career that demands 90-100 hours a weeks. However, at 48 with mostly pretty good aging skin-gene have not had much of our typical issues, with the acception of adult acne scares. But this year has been the bewitching year, age spots, and very very fine lines and some uneven skin. I am hispanic, always the Olive-Tan color on the chart. I have been trying TSV's from IT for more than two years and have been completely unsuccessful - but than i took a leap read your reviews and realized that the spf was making the Med Tan and Tan lighter than on TV an for my reality. I LEPT and ordered Rich in the recent TSV (no longer available- but RICH is as a single purchase), and it was TOTAL match - the models they who are on the chart always looked so much darker than me, but as it turns out it was my match. Just staying, I am mexican, lighter than most with Aztec heritage, but yellow undertones than make my skin look more gray than that "bronze" color of the mediteranian, and those lucky to get  a warmer hue. I have a lot of South East Asian friends that i think could benefit from this - HTH.

I take this time to point this out because I have been so frustrated in the pursuit for my color now that i need more color, tried all the other brands, Mac, Laura, BE, Mally, Smashbox, Estee, Nars, you name it.

Hope this helps someone else, cause in my search i couldn't find this recommendation.

[Katcat1]

@SweetCaroline,   You should take a look at Rihanna's new brand at Sephora.  For her foundation she has about 40 shades offering all the different undertones and it is reasonably priced at $34.  I give her a lot of credit for offering all the undertones.  There are only a few cosmetic companies that offer different undertones.