L.A. Girl PRO.color Foundation Mixing Pigment

Start by dispensing a small amount of your foundation onto a mixing palette or the back of your hand. Add a tiny drop of the pigment—a little goes a long way—and blend thoroughly with a brush or spatula before applying to your skin.

Most of the pigments are designed with a soft matte finish, so they generally maintain the integrity of your foundation's texture. The blue pigment, however, has a translucent gel consistency that is specifically formulated for color correction without altering the foundation's coverage.

Yes, that is exactly what they are for. You can use the yellow pigment to warm up a foundation that pulls too pink, or use the blue pigment to neutralize foundations that appear too orange or warm.

They work best with most liquid and cream-based foundations. Because they are highly concentrated, they are designed to integrate seamlessly without breaking down the formula of your base product.

Yes, the entire PRO.color Foundation Mixing Pigment line is both vegan and cruelty-free, and it is also formulated without parabens.

Always start with the smallest amount possible, such as a pin-drop size. You can easily add more if you need a stronger adjustment, but it is difficult to reverse the effect if you add too much at once.