Foundation in a light pink dark brown, ideal for dark-skinned people who have a pink or reddish brown skin tone. The tone can also be used well for contouring or blush. Ingredients: Calcium Sulfate, CI77019, CI77491, CI77891, CI77492, CI77499, Silica We recommend working with three foundation colours for contouring: with a dark one on the nostrils and under the cheekbones and with a very light one (e. g. alabaster) on the nasal rail, between the eyebrows, on the cheekbones. Then take the actual foundation color of the person and blur the dark and light powder with firm circular motions.

Dark foundation in a warm caramel tone. This foundation has the warm brown tone so it can be used well for contouring on yellow-grounded skin. It is also ideal for dark-skinned people. Ingredients: Calcium Sulfate, CI77499, CI77491, Boron Nitride, CI77019, CI77492, CI77947, Silica Take some of the foundation into a small glass or ceramic bowl. From there, take the powder with the Kabuki brush and stir it in the bowl until the powder is evenly distributed in the brush. Then apply it to the areas of the face that you want to darken. We recommend working with three foundation colours when contouring: With a dark one on the wings of the nose and under the cheekbones and with a very light one (e.g. alabaster) on the bridge of the nose, between the eyebrows, on the cheekbone. Then take the person's actual foundation colour and use it to smudge the dark and light powder with firm circular movements. Dry application: Take about a knife tip of the foundation into a small glass or ceramic bowl. From there, pick up the powder with the Kabuki brush and stir it in the bowl until the powder is evenly distributed in the brush. Then apply it to the face in circular motions. Start in the centre of both nostrils. Wet application: Make your own custom tinted moisturiser by mixing the foundation into your day cream. This is also a good trick (before powdering with the Kabuki) to fill in large pores. Mix mineral powder & oil: If you mix the fine powder with pure vegetable oil (vegan), you have care and beauty in one. Simply mix a few dashes of oil with a knife tip full of mineral powder in the palm of your hand with your finger and apply to the skin. Don't worry: the powder won't absorb into the pores or clog them. Both products together have a nourishing effect.

Titanium dioxide free. Foundation in a medium brown tone, ideal for dark-skinned people who do not tend towards pink or red-brown or yellow and are not as dark as for the Deep Dark Brown. The tone can be brightened with the Foundation Neutral N5 and can also be used for contouring. Ingredients: Calcium Sulfate, CI77499, CI77491, Boron Nitride, CI77019, CI77947, Silica, CI77891 We recommend working with three foundation colours for contouring: with a dark one on the nostrils and under the cheekbones and with a very light one (e. g. alabaster) on the nasal rail, between the eyebrows, on the cheekbones. Then take the actual foundation color of the person and blur the dark and light powder with firm circular motions.

Contouring foundation in a cool dark brown. This foundation has the dark brown tone, so it can be used well for contouring. It is also ideal for dark-skinned people. Ingredients: Mica, CI77491, CI77499, CI77492, Boron Nitride, Silica Take some of the foundation into a small glass or ceramic bowl. From there, take the powder with the Kabuki brush and stir it in the bowl until the powder is evenly distributed in the brush. Then apply it to the areas of the face that you want to darken. We recommend working with three foundation colours when contouring: With a dark one on the wings of the nose and under the cheekbones and with a very light one (e.g. alabaster) on the bridge of the nose, between the eyebrows, on the cheekbone. Then take the person's actual foundation colour and use it to smudge the dark and light powder with firm circular movements. Dry application: Take about a knife tip of the foundation into a small glass or ceramic bowl. From there, pick up the powder with the Kabuki brush and stir it in the bowl until the powder is evenly distributed in the brush. Then apply it to the face in circular motions. Start in the centre of both nostrils. Wet application: Make your own custom tinted moisturiser by mixing the foundation into your day cream. This is also a good trick (before powdering with the Kabuki) to fill in large pores. Mix mineral powder & oil: If you mix the fine powder with pure vegetable oil (vegan), you have care and beauty in one. Simply mix a few dashes of oil with a knife tip full of mineral powder in the palm of your hand with your finger and apply to the skin. Don't worry: the powder won't absorb into the pores or clog them. Both products together have a nourishing effect.