L.A. Girl PRO.Color FOUNDATION MIXING PIGMENT BLUE 30ml – Make Up Foundation Shade Adjuster, Lightweight Buildable Coverage, Alcohol Free, Paraben Free, Long Lasting Blendable Formula

I bought dior forever glow foundation (2.5N) but once I used it at home it looked yellow and I desperately did not want to waste money buying another. Well this stuff corrects it to the point the foundation now looks like my own skin. Absolutely amazing. Just mix a tiny dot with a pump of foundation and you have a miracle. I’ve heard it also works with orangy foundation

Works really well to reduce the redness in my foundation. Has saved me having to discard the foundation.

Really light weight and good coverage, a perfect option if you like a natural looking foundation. Really easy to wear and good quality

Very good for gothic makeup and easy to apply, but it’s a bit thin so takes a bit to build up the coverage. It’s is quite good since it’s quite cheap.

Loving this , never have I found a foundation light enough for my skin, now I can mix my own foundation and make a true match for my skin tone.

Easy to use Long lasting Make sure you mix it with your original foundation

I held off buying this for so long because of the intensity of the colour, now I have it I need to evangalise; this formulation is nothing short of stunning. It's not the consistency of any foundation I've ever used (medium to full coverage girl here), it is very light and while it dispenses as blue as it looks in the bottle, it almost takes on a transculscent effect when spread, and mixed in your foundation. I'm currently correcting Bobby Brown Long Wear Foundation in Chestnut Neutral. I'm not neutral so this shade casts a yellow film over my face, blue colour corrector fixes it, this LA girl corrector is a beauty to use and leaves a gorgeous tone and finish only enhancing the foundation. I'm finding with my skin tone I can use this at a ratio of 2-3:1 foundation to colour corrector; I'm still testing. Just buy it, don't be intimidated by the colour irrespective of your skin tone. Start small and just keep adding, the formulation is very forgiving.

I used this for a trad goth look on its own and it came off really easily. I think theres a one made for going on thats white so id reccomend that. I imagine that this is probably really good for mixing and i probably will use this at some point to teat it out

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This product is meant to cancel out the orange and yellow color of foundations. It’s perfect for people with olive skin tones who find it hard to find foundations that match their undertone.

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After struggling with foundations that lean too orange or warm for my neutral-to-cool undertone, I thought I’d have to give up on several bottles I already owned. Thankfully, I discovered the L.A. Girl PRO.color Foundation Mixing Pigment in Blue, and it’s completely changed how I manage my base makeup. If you’ve ever purchased a foundation that oxidizes too warm or simply isn’t a true match, this pigment is a lifesaver. I did some research on color theory and learned that a touch of blue neutralizes excess orange or overly warm undertones in foundation—and this product does exactly that. The formula is lightweight and blends beautifully into liquid and cream foundations, including both traditional foundations and sheer skin tints. It doesn’t alter the texture or finish of the original product, which is a huge plus. My matte formulas stay matte, and my dewy tints keep their glow. It also doesn’t add weight or make the foundation feel cakey or heavy on the skin. I typically add a very small amount—just a drop or two—onto the back of my hand or mixing palette, and then gradually blend it into my foundation. The result is a much more natural-looking match for my skin tone. It’s also helped me stretch my makeup budget since I no longer feel the need to throw away foundations that didn’t work initially. Pros: Effectively neutralizes orange or overly warm undertones Lightweight formula that mixes easily Works well with both skin tints and full-coverage foundations Doesn’t alter the original finish or performance Saves money by reviving "off" foundation shades Cons: It’s easy to overdo it—start with a tiny amount and build slowly Final Thoughts: This blue pigment has become a permanent staple in my makeup routine. If you have a drawer full of foundations that aren’t quite right, don’t toss them—just mix in a little of this pigment and you’ll be amazed at the transformation. Highly recommend for makeup artists, enthusiasts, or anyone struggling with foundation color match issues.

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