Skin Reference Gallery

F-01 · F-02

Porcelain to fair skin with pink-red undertones. Burns easily; foundation must not pull orange.

L-01 · L-02

Light-medium skin with golden-yellow undertones. The most common mismatch: shades sold too pink.

M-01 · M-02

Tan skin with green-grey olive cast. Standard warm shades turn this skin orange; olive pigments required.

D-01 · D-02

Deep brown skin with red-golden undertones. Where mass-market ranges start going ashy.

R-01 · R-02 · R-03 · R-04

The deepest tier with blue-red undertones. Requires high-pigment load; grey cast is the failure mode.

D-03 · D-04

Aging skin with lines and age spots. Formula must be self-setting without settling into creases.

Custom blend

Depigmented patches alongside deep pigmented skin. Full-coverage transfer-proof wear is the core use case — no rub-off onto collars.

F-01 custom

Very low melanin across all ethnicities. Needs the palest cool-neutral pigments plus high SPF pairing.

M-03 · M-04

Active breakouts and texture. Non-comedogenic, breathable film-former coverage that will not clog.

D-01 · D-02

Dark spots and uneven tone on deep skin. High-coverage even-out without a heavier base shade.

F-03 · L-03

Persistent redness across cheeks and nose. Green-neutralizing pigments, fragrance-free, talc-free.

M-02 · M-04

Dry, flaky, reactive patches. Formula must be fragrance-free with a flexible non-cracking film.