Color selecting can be difficult with each product having different numbers. In a Sephora store, with a tan (at least for me) I am using 207. Without tanning I am pretty light in color, after the tan I am about a medium, medium tan in Bareminerals (if this helps) and this works very well for me. Also great for Oily zones.

i have the same skin tone and eye color..just brunette and i used #205..it matches my skin DEAD ON

I. would use the Light Beige. My skin is between light and medium and I use the translucent beige. Hope this helps?

I have medium skin tone with yellow undertones, brown hair and brown eyes - I use 205 - medium beige.

I would try #207. It is fairly neutral and covers well. They really need more of a selection of colors but I found this to match the best. However, I have hazel eyes and brown hair but i have a medium complextion.

My guess would be 205! I bought 214, but as soon as my tan faded it was way too dark. I tried both in the store, and it was between these two colors. 209 seemed darker to me than the 214.

Hi - I have the exact same issue. I think any concealer will work - the trick is the application of the powder. I've used the "Amazing Cosmetics" concealer. A little goes a very, very long way. It's a little clunky to work with until you figure it out, but it covers well and stays on all day. But here's the big thing - the application of the powder. I use a big brush, like a Kabuki brush to apply instead of the sponge. Just swirl around the make up and apply. This way it goes on more like a loose powder and gives you more control on the amount of make-up you're using. Good luck!

try using this powder foundation on top of liquid foundation! its great coverage of and kind of facial blemish. conceler sounds kinda heavy.

I used to do the concealer then foundation routine for a while until somebody told me to try foundation then concealer on top routine. I find that it works and that you control how heavy or light you want to go. I used to use Benefit's concealer line but was suggested The Balm's concealer and I find it better than Benefit's.

I usually put on the primer first, put the liquid foundation over it, and then I put on the powder. It takes less than 5 minutes for me to put on and I feel like it lasts all day.

I have, and it is just fine. In fact, I think it is better to use it than just a moisturizer. I use the Cosmedicine mattifying moisturizer, then the HD primer and this product. You need to make sure any primer has time to set into the skin.

You might try Loreal True Match Foundation. I know, I also cringed at the idea of using a drug store foundation, but I honestly like it as much as the MUFE liquid foundation, and its only 10$. For that price its worth a try.

Have you tried the MUFE HD Microfinish Powder? I heard that it should set your foundation and fill in the fine lines.

We're using the same #203 duo mat and I find it too light too and I need more yellow undertone. I tried using #205 but it had more pink in it, then I tried #207 and it worked. Might work for you too. Give it a try, you can return it to Sephora anyway. Hope this helps!

Yes. Use the liquid foundation first then use this as finishing powder. Just use a bit of it so it will not look cakey, try using a powder brush, and buff it around your face...blend it well! You can also carry this around in your purse for touch ups.

Yes you can return it to any Sephora store if you got the wrong color, even if it's used. Just keep your receipts.

It's up to you really, try each one on the list below and see which one works for you...you can use:
- A dry sponge
- A face brush - I recommend a kabuki brush

It is mostly neutral undertones. I have pink undertones and this matches me perfectly. I also have red hair and fair skin. I wear 15/25 in the Mat+ Velvet---for reference.

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