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    Posted: Dec 24 2008 at 9:21am
Okay ladies..list all of the foundation/powder shades that you use.  I'll start:
 
NW45 in MAC Studio Fix Powder and Concealer:
Warm Walnut 7.5 in Bobbi Brown Foundation
175 in HD MUFE foundation
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Stila Natural Finish Oil Free - G (a little green based but it tones down the redness in my skin)
Benefit PlaySticks - Hop Scotch
Sephora Compact Foundation - Warm Tan
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MAC NW 45 in studio fix fluid select cover concealer
deep dark in blot powder
MUFE- 75 coffee in Velet MAt
thats the only two foundations i ever liked
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MAC -Studio Mist Foundation in Deep Dark( But they dont make it anymoreCry
MUFE- 180 HD Foundation
MAC-Select Sheer Pressed Powder in NW50
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Mac nw45 studio fix, 45 in the concealer and deep in the press powder.
I have a sample of MUFE 178 (i thought it was 175) but I don't think it's the right color for me.  Thank goodness it was a sample.
 
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NC50 Studio Fix
Studio Tech Creme in NC50
Maybelline Dream Matte Mousse in Dark

eta: Concealer in NC45 (face) and NW 45 (body)




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Does the concealor and the foundation have to be the same shade? I have NC45 foundation and NC50 concealor.
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Originally posted by lexi1ky lexi1ky wrote:

Does the concealor and the foundation have to be the same shade?

I have NC45 foundation and NC50 concealor.




That depends on where you plan on using the concealer.  If you are using to conceal blemishes on the face, then yes, it would need to be the same as your complexion and/or your foundation.  If you are using it underneath the eyes, it is best to use a concealer that 1-2 shades lighter than your shade in foundation and/or your skin tone. 
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^^what she said, LOL

I have a couple diff concealers in my make up bag.
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Originally posted by nickybee nickybee wrote:

Originally posted by lexi1ky lexi1ky wrote:

Does the concealor and the foundation have to be the same shade?

I have NC45 foundation and NC50 concealor.




That depends on where you plan on using the concealer.  If you are using to conceal blemishes on the face, then yes, it would need to be the same as your complexion and/or your foundation.  If you are using it underneath the eyes, it is best to use a concealer that 1-2 shades lighter than your shade in foundation and/or your skin tone. 
 
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