Dobos says there are four main pigments used to create different skin tones: titanium dioxide, red iron oxide, yellow iron oxide and black iron oxides. The technology sure sounds legit. However, all three experts admit these types of products don't actually adjust to every skin tone out there.
She adds that more experimentation is likely needed in order to regulate factors like color control and level of coverage. It smells like a sunscreen and the smell is light and pretty good. Some people have complained that the TLM color changing foundation can leave your skin a little brighter than it is.
But I guess this might happen if you are on the extremes of skin tones too white, too dark. In my case, I have medium brown skin and it looked alright, but I have seen white people complaining, because they look too pale. That being said, if you are on the extremes, white and dark, maybe you will have a hard time because it might not adapt.
The coverage is light to medium, in my opinion. For me this is good as I want to go for light coverage and I also think that you cannot achieve full coverage by adding layers. The best coverage you can achieve with this foundation will be noticed in the first layer and adding more layers in order to build up a full coverage will leave skin pale.
I think that the coverage will be better for those with healthy skin. If you have serious skin problems like acne scars or something like that, I am not sure how it will work.
As I mentioned before, I say this because I have noticed that if you add multiple layers the result will not end up very well. For this reason, I imagine that adding multiple layers to cover heavy skin problems will not work well and will also leave your skin looking more pale. Note: One tip is to always use circular motions to blend this foundation on the face.
You will probably have the feeling that you are applying a sunscreen or a moisturizer which I got used to, after a couple of applications. Maybe because the TLM color changing foundation has the white colour we might get a little biased by that, I guess. Also because of the strong smell, I must say. It was not the case and if you keep on blending around 1 minute or so , you will start to see that it actually work. I tried to apply it with fingers, sponge and brush and the best way I found to apply it, is with a foundation brush, like the ones in this link here.
Just make sure you do circular motions, as I noticed it helped the colour to sink in quicker and also brought me a more perfect finish. It kind of makes you wonder how your makeup "knows" what color your skin is or what your mood is! Is there some sort of "magic" ingredient that senses what your needs are? How the heck do these products work? Shop Now. However, my opinion changed within five minutes, as the black balm texture transformed into a beautifully natural berry shade on my lips.
Its colour-adapting capabilities not only enhanced my complexion and completely won me over, but the moisturising ingredients included in this colour-adapting lipstick also left my lips feeling incredibly hydrated.
In fact, with so many benefits, its shade-adapting pigments almost take a back seat! But not for me, I love the fact that this cream-mousse creates a radiant, flawless finish and within a few minutes blends with my natural skin tone while it blurs out imperfections.
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