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Walnut: Medium deep skin with cool red undertonesĮspresso: Deep skin with warm olive undertonesĬool Earth: Deep skin with blue undertones I wanted to have a good amount of the darkest shades-I got almost all of them (Ebony wasn’t available and at the time of me writing this, still isn’t) but I also wanted to have a good amount of what would be considered “light skin Black” shades but alas, this is what I have.Ĭaramel: Medium tan skin with warm neutral undertonesĪlmond: Dark medium tan skin with warm neutral undertonesĬhestnut: Medium deep skin with warm undertones I was given four shades by the brand’s PR and then I bought the rest. I used Earth (deep with red undertones) to contour and was actually really pleased with the shade as it’s similar to what I typically like to contour with: a dark brown with reddish undertones.Ĭomparisons between Truffle vs Cover FX N110 vs Cover FX P110: Almond is described as a dark medium with cool undertones-I typically prefer to highlight with something with more golden undertones, but again, for sake of the demo and review I tried Almond. I used Almond to highlight (it was the closest out of what I had that wasn’t too light or too dark). I’m not sure if Ebony would have been a better match because it wasn’t available when I went to buy these and it still isn’t. In the video it looks okay but in person I could definitely tell Truffle was off in undertone for me. My undertones are neutral (I wear Cover FX N110) and can wear some foundations that may go a little red, but I still tried out Truffle for the sake of this review and demo. My closest match for base was Truffle which is described as deep with cool undertones. If you have a drier skin type, make sure you’re using a good hydrating moisturizer for your skin type and then you might also benefit from adding a bit of something like a hydrating face oil to the foundation.
#Anastasia contour kit demo how to#
It has a gorgeous natural matte finish (you can manipulte the finish by adding a product like Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops or setting it with an illuminating powder), and performs well even in the heat (you’ll probably need a primer though for the heat-see more in How to Stay Beat in the Heat). The Anastasia Stick Foundation feels so creamy and smooth and for those of us with oily skin, it’s practically for us. With a stick you can sheer it out, use it for spot coverage, add layers for more coverage, or use it to highlight and contour (depending on the shades). One thing I LOVE about a stick foundation is how versatile it can be. Lightweight tubes are perfect for travel and on-the-go touch ups Apply Anastasia Beverly Hills Stick Foundation as an all-over foundation, sheered out as a tinted moisturizer, or for highlighting and contouring. That's showing respect to us & our beauty community ? luv uīut let’s talk about the Anastasia Stick Foundation.Ī highly pigmented, buildable cream formula that leaves a natural matte finish. If you love ABH mom/me/makeup then please show up & show love when we post WOC. I also love that Norvina has been vocal about representation of deeper skin tones: The imagery for this campaign is so beautiful.
I’m also excited because the brand worked with two of my favorite makeup artists for the ad campaign: King Mali Magic (she also produced a lot of the video tutorials) and Kilprity (you need to get up on following them if you haven’t already).
Now we have the Anastasia Stick Foundation.
#Anastasia contour kit demo full#
If you would have told me like ten years ago that Anastasia Beverly Hills-a brand that at one point only sold a handful of brow products-would have a full cosmetic line, I’d be all like “yeah, right…” But yup, they’ve been slaying the brow category for ages, they make amazing shadows, they dropped a bomb on us with their lipglosses and liquid lipsticks, and even came through with the concealers and contour kits (see Anastasia reviews here). Read ALL about my review process including how I take swatches, photos, and more here.
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