RADIANT PLAYER MAC FLASH SKIN

RADIANT PLAYER MAC FLASH SKIN

Once I've blended it on to my skin using the ELF Studio Powder Brush, you can see just how sheer it really is and didn't leave me looking ashy at all. But because this is a tinted moisturiser it's much more sheer and is actually quite forgiving. Looking at the photo above, St Moriz looks slightly cooler than Barcelona which would be a bit problematic if it was a foundation and would leave me looking ghost-like.

Just for reference I'm usually anywhere between MAC's NC37 and NC40, but in the summer I can go up to NC42. With that in mind the SA assured me, as the colour is quite sheer, it would be forgiving in the Summer when my skin darkens quite a bit. Looking at the website I presumed St Moriz would have been more suited to those who use the Stromboli shade of foundation. The Sales assistance totally understood why I had my reservations at being matched in store and was actually pretty good. I've had a few bad experiences at these counters in the past, walking away looking either like a ghost (too light) or an Oompa Loompa (too orange!). Moriz, and for once I actually came away feeling that it actually was the right colour. Last winter I was colour matched at the NARS counter in Selfridges to St.

Moriz, even though Annapurna reminded me of Nepal, as Annapurna was just a little too dark for my liking even if it did have those lush peachy undertones. Moriz both looked quite close to my skin tone. I was a bit stuck for which shade to actually choose, both Annapurna and St.

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