Hi- I'm light but have watched her DVD and the Darker model looked beautiful. Not pink at all..they all come with 2 color's and I think you'd have that golden brown you want..I am not sure..but I answered everyone else's question's so didn't want to ignore your's!!

When I watched her VD I know I wished I had darker skin because the model looked so amazing with her product's on.....I think you'll be happy...good luck!

I am not sure. I know it contains no dimethicone, or any derivative of silicone, no castor oil, nor parabens. For other information, I would send a question to the forum at the triciasawyer.com web site.

medium covers all the olive tones.

Use a primer, Tricia make's a great one. It will last a very long time I think, few mos., prime, invest in her FOUNDATION brush (worth every penny but absolutely necessary) Watch her quick DVD clip that comes with it. Buff in the foundation with the brush as a cream.

Then she makes a powder of finely milled cotton, translucant setting powder, another beautifully crafted and very unique brush. This set's the makeup for a very long day, it's all buildable but if you want all day hold, it will last.
So prime, foundation (curved synthetic brush-tapered) buff the foundation using the 2 shades, then if u can, use her setting powder, (natural hair thick one length)buff it out and you have an incredible, long lasting canvas.
I keep it very light around the eyes, she does make a dream product called "eye slept" it's awesome...

ahhhhh this doesn't show your question! It will last a very long time, it doesn't make me break out or dry out my skin.

I love the stuff, but really, the secret is in her short DVD clip's..should come with it..it's an entirely different look and tecnique than Bare Mineral's, but it last's......truly the brushes and foundation and setting powder and primer all together make an incrdible look--it' all in the "buffing".
Good luck!

It is pretty full coverage but not total coverage. It will help with the discoloration but not the texture differences.

Try the light shade. I don't think you'll have any problem. I have a medium tone & the medium works great for me. Good Luck. Lynn

I would go with the medium. It has two shades and you can just blend the two together. I have brown hair also and I tan easily and the medium worked for me.

I think if you really buffed it in a quick dip or light rain would be OK, but otherwise..it is fiarly easy to remove so I would ay No, it's not oily.

Buff it in really well , use a primer and then use a setting powder and you'll be about as good as you can be.

I'm the same and I have the light. It comes in 2 color's of light for season changes, I use both daily and love that option. Go for the foundation brush and watch the DVD, WOW I was so thrilled to learn her trick's..I have ended up buying almost her entire line like I can afford it!

It's oil free and doesn't make me break out. I really suggest getting her setting powder..finely milled cotton...that set's it and turn's it to a powdery finish so that you can apply shadow's, blushes, etc...