What Comes in the Kit?

There are 4 kits based on the top 4 most popular foundation colors: Cool 2, Warm 2, Dark 1, and Dark 4.

• (1) Foundation
• (1) Blush
• (3) Eyeshadows
•  (1) Lip Gloss
• Misting Spray
• Foundation Brush
• 5-ml Lavender Essential Oil
• Savvy Minerals by Young Living Booklet
• Introduction to Young Living Booklet

US only launch with other markets coming soon.

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How to Select the Right Color for You

See the other post we have that includes videos on choosing the right shade for you. Some people can be a blend of warm and cool, or some find that by blending 2 colors they create the perfect shade for them.

1. Check Your Veins

Push your sleeves up and look at the veins on the inside of your wrist. Are they blue or green? If they look more blue, you likely have cool undertones. If the veins look greenish, you’re warm.

2. The Jewelry Trick

Think about whether you look better in silver or gold jewelry Typically, ladies with cool undertones look better in silver and platinum metals, and warm-toned women look better in gold.

3. The Neutral Test

Think about what neutral shades flatter you best. Does your skin, eyes, and face look better in bright white and black hues, or ivory, off-whites, and brown/tan shades? The first means you’re probably cool-toned, and the latter, warm.

4. Eye and Hair Color

Your natural eye and hair colors can help figure out your coloring. Customarily, cool people have eyes that are blue, gray, or green and have blond, brown, or black hair with blue, silver, violet and ash undertones. Conversely, warm-toned women usually have brown, amber, or hazel eyes with strawberry blond, red, brown, or black hair. Their hair tends to have gold, red, orange, or yellow undertones.

5. The Sun’s Effects — When you’re out in the sun, does your skin turn a golden-brown, or does it burn and turn pink first? If you fit into the first category, you’re warm-toned, while cool tones tend to burn.