PRO.color Foundation Mixing Pigment, White GLM711

Whaaaaat??? I never knew you could mix blue pigment into your foundation to help make it a cooler shade and match your skin tone. This is the most incredible, game-changer cosmetic I have ever purchased. I can use a thinner layer of foundation since im not trying to hide the fact that my skin is so pale. Most foundations are too warm/peachy/orange for my Victorian Ghost Pale porcelain skin tone. Even Korean foundations are too warm. I got the blue and the white and i mix just a bit in and the tone match and coverage is amazing. It doesnt separate or smudge. If I touch my face, before you could see EXACTLY where my ghostly skin poked through, but now its all even coverage and any skin that manages to peek through is unnoticeable. I am just floored that I have never seen any influencer or video about using these products. If you cannot find a foundation that matches your undertone, whether you are a cooler tone or a warmer tone, this product is a must have. I didnt try the bronze shade, only blue and white. I could go on forever about how amazing it is.

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.

I am very pleased with my purchase of l.a. girl pro color foundation. I have a yellow undertone and struggled to find any foundation that matches my skin tone throughout the seasons. I easily tan when I go outside. It was easy to use. It has wonderful coverage. The product did not give me any allergies or irritation. There is no thickness to the foundation. No foul smell compared to other brands. It has a light finish while applying the foundation. I hope it’s never discontinued.

A great way to lighten your foundation or provide a white base. It doesn’t blend the best on skin so recommend to mix it in with makeup before you apply it. Definitely saved some foundations that I love but don’t match my skin during the winter.

Excellent product

Add just a pinch to whatever you're using and go from there. It's like it magically blends with your skin color but it does take a little bit of tuning. I'm Olive skinned Nicoyan Mexican with neutral undertone, so if you have something that makes you look too orange, this corrects it perfectly

Ok I have played around with the amount to use. I realize that it is way too white for my Asian skin. Even if I do the slightest little dab and try to mix it in with my foundation, it looks like a cover up. It almost reminds me of a Geisha girl look if it dries too quickly before being able to fully mix with my foundation. My tint moisturizer and baked foundation powder doesn't fully cover the whitish blend. I am going to throw out the rest. It is thick and takes a lot of time to blend in if you are able to at all.

The L.A. Girl PRO.color Blue and Yellow Mixing Pigments are absolute essentials for anyone with true olive undertones. Most foundations lean too warm, peachy, or orange on olive skin, and these pigments correct that instantly. With just a tiny drop, the blue cools excess warmth while the yellow restores the subtle golden‑green balance — all without turning the foundation gray or muddy. The formula blends seamlessly into liquid foundations and finally makes it possible to create an accurate match when so many brands overlook olive undertones. It’s an affordable, transformative tool for anyone who has struggled to find a foundation that truly matches their skin. Products like these help end the frustrating, often overlooked search for a proper color match in a beauty industry that still fails to accommodate a large portion of the population.

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Passend zu meiner unterton, gelb.

Excelente opción para adecuar bases a subtonos amarillos.

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It dries the foundation