It's because the politics of your country. If the population is mostly white and distributors think that, for example, only white warm-toned women deserve shades, there's nothing you can do about it *cries in Russian*
I already take a grain of salt, that foundation or powder made from korea/japan/china rarely have diverse skintones. Even if they do, it'll be so ashy or too light, like the company never ever met brown or black people to test out their cosmetic💀
@alcopops3853 Japan legit has a wider range, even in smaller stores. I brought my foundation the first time I went and it just wasn't playing well with the temperature. Went and bought a brand called "kate" and it was perfect and approx $16. Their whole line has so many nice products.
@Ashley-vs8nu thanks for the recc, unfortunately i haven't seen that product in my country (i live in indonesia) and most of jp cosmetics in here are just for white skin :/
i think she went to shade match at the beauty store just for the “before” of the video. they all look really light, on her arm but i still bet it’s light on her face also, but yea the clip is just demonstrative purpose
@@ChicenkNo, that’s what primer does. Foundation is mean to cover the skin to start with a “clean” base. Her skin is already really nice, so the foundation isn’t needed to make her skin look clean.
When I went to South Korea, I was so surprised by the quality and quantity of skincare. There’s an entire mall dedicated to skincare in Seoul! Ridiculously good prices. 3 years later, I’m still using those products!
The price of producing a cosmetic in Korea is cheaper than everywhere else, that's why many brands make their cosmetics there, even Western. The quality isn't always good as everyone says (I'm obsessed with ingredients so I check everything) and a lot tests on animals. I live currently in SK and 90% of products I find are a no... even the most popular brands for being "good" use fragrances and that's the first step to a bad skincare product so when people tell me that skincare just has to be Korean to be good enough I sigh 😅
The same thing happened to me the first time I went. I have returned two more times and still have products too. The d'Alba brand has worked well for me and is not expensive.
@@alexandravictoria2176No, it is not the cheapest in the world, but it has the most advanced skincare expertise and that is why many companies manufacture there.
Agree. Korean skincare improved and downright saved my skin 10 years ago. The quality of my country's skincare was pretty bad and it would constantly give me acne or make my make up look awful. I decided to invest in korean skincare and boom, acne? gone. pores? invisible. dryness? never heard of her. Luckily my country's skincare has improved tremendously ever since and I use it today, but I still occasionally buy korean creams or conditioners, because they just hit different.
@@pinecone1321 Hey dude, chill. You don’t need to be so rude. You’re clearly feeding way too much into internet propaganda, because foundation has been widespread made in factories by heavy duty machines for years. Plus, there’s no need to be so hateful when all this person was doing was expressing their thoughts on the cuteness of the robot. Screw off.
The artist in me is convinced I can shade match anyone’s foundation upon glancing at their face/décolletage for like one second. I swear painting in (and mixing) acrylics has trained me to see subtleties in shade differences and undertones in ways that other people have no idea what I’m talking about. 🤓
Koreans are way ahead of the bar when it comes to skincare. I switched to using many skincare products from South Korea and I'm not even kidding, I look 5 years younger! I'd love to go to South Korea one day!
no. you say that but then at the same time everyone is still buying foundations that are 17 shades lighter then paper...koreans might take one step forward byt then they take 15 steps back
Especially since there’s olive skin tones that are more near the neutral side, and some that are very green undertoned. It’s a mess with olive and I can never find the correct shade.
Same here. I’ve always had to buy two different shades just to get it as **close** as I humanly could to my skin tone. Love my olive 🫒 skin, frustrated foundation and concealer wise 🤔😅
I feel you!! I have this issue, too, but for extremely fair tones! If you can even find a line that carries foundation shades light enough, the undertones are never accurate!
One tip for you girls that always buy wrong foundation tones: your skin might be olive, so buy a green concealer and mix it in your foundation before you apply it. Mix the necessary amount of green concealer until it matches the color of your skin. Always match your neck tone, btw. It might be necessary to apply more amounts of green foundation depending on the area of the face (if you want an even more natural look to your skin). Hope this tip helps you girls with olive skin. It is also valid for black girls, btw, just buy a darker green tone, white girls must buy a more pastel/pale green.
Really good advice! I also often mix in a blue colour corrector, if my foundations are too yellow (since yellow and blue make green together), that can work really well too.
I believe the post meant a personalized foundation shade store, not the way other countries operate. And I agree! We shouldn’t have to go to Korea to get fantastic makeup!
LA Girl has some foundation mixing pigments. I'm thinking of mixing some of the yellow into the foundation I've been using for a while. It matches my face better because I have pale, pink skin but it's not quite my neck and chest. There's a bit more yellow in my body skin.
maybe you should mix them then i dont do makeup n all but sometimes i use bb cream i have two one is light one is dark i just mix them to get it perfect for me
s. korea is so ahead of the game in skincare that when i went to japan i saw almost exclusively korean-made skincare products in their stores. wish jt was something we had more of in the us bc even the stuff i got from the convenience stores was amazing
Exactly! 😭 Need them in India aswell, don't have any kind of skin problems thankfully, i have clean and fine skin but i do wanna try those products and make my skin look more good and happy 🤩
We must go to different japans then, Japan has predominately their skincare, moreover Japan skincare is better. Make up though - which foundation is - s.korea is better.
Honestly switching to a Korean brand for skincare is so good for maintenance and made me no longer reliant on my dermatology rx products after they did a bulk of the work for a specific issue I had. My fear was once I stopped using my rx, which was proven to me before, my issues would come back but my Korean products ended that fear.
check out korea town! they have one in nyc and la i think, its just a whole street of korean shops and restaurants and they usually sell skincare and beauty products there!
Back in the late eighties,here in Australia,I used to go to the Myer store,head over to the “Prescriptives” cosmetic counter and they would custom-make your foundation,powder and would recommend blush and eyeshadow colours specifically suited to your skin tone!It was fabulous and quite revolutionary for that time💥🌟
Oh man this is a throwback. They used to have Prescriptives in Macy’s and some Nordstrom shops in the 00s. They did a really good job with my late godmother’s shade. She used it for her wedding ❤
2023 europe and america skin tone dealers - just use what we make , nevermind its vampire dead beige, yellow-orange-beige tribute to 2000 , some random dark shade 😢
So funny I was just watching a Robert Walsh video and he was talking about this and saying he wished someone would bring it back. It was too far ahead of it's time I guess. Estee Lauder bought it and gutted it. I hadn't heard of them before and now i watch him talk about it and 15min later I see your comment. Weird
"imagine that you are living peacefully in a house, with your family, food, as any other person in the world. and some day someone knocked on your door and tell that this is his house and told you that you must go out immediately with no reason or justifying, and as any person else who has not any place to go you refused. so that person break into your home and start destroying it and hitting you and he killed your family members. but when you start to defend people come to see whats going on, so this person start to shout and say that you stole his home and you are trying to kill him. they caught you and shut your mouth and they say that they will kill you because they think that you are a "terrorist", you scream but nobody is hearing you, becuse nobody know the truth"..............this is not imagination this is the reality of palestinians, israel is stealing and destroying their houses, their family and their lives and hide the truth and the reality. ......... so please search about the truth because its not a joke its people's life
Here’s a little tip If you were trying to find your shade, don’t watch it on your hands watch it on your face because your skin shades are different between your hands and face. Hope this helps.❤❤
@@samariapenaloza6106 that’s not hyperpigmentation though. That’s just natural variations in skin tone. Hyperpigmentation is different than that, it’s dark skin discoloration that can be from a variety of things from sun damage to hormones.
Thank you! I would not want to brag, but our country is indeed ahead of the bar when it comes to makeup/plastic surgery/skincare. (I'm from south Korea btw ❤)
They won't because they don't even sell samples that often. They are banking on you to keep trying to find your shade and putting down your $$ each time.
Asia isn't famous for be incluse about make up fondation. I would hold my horses of I was you until I can confirm such a thing. . . . That would have been great to know with this video, by the way... 😑
@@yashaswinikrishnan1878 I've seen the dark shade. It could be used to mixe with lighter shade. And I've seen people with darker complexion than the ones we have seen in the video. My point is. Could A.N.Y.B.O.D.Y go through that door and leave with their own fondation ? By the way, we started to talk about people with dark complexion, but people with very fair skin, have troubles too.
Wow! Between this, the hair/scalp care, the skincare and skin treatments, the color matching, etc. I love how they care about all of this and have so many options and are ready to help you look your best!! That’s so cool 🩷
The camera does pickup. You’re calling cameras inaccurate when they are accurate. Lines and what youve mentioned doesn’t mean bad skin. All humans have that. You are basically shaming someone for having something all humans have regardless of how good their skin is. These arent flaws
Girl you don’t even need makeup. Your skin is so beautiful and perfect I thought you were already wearing makeup when you weren’t. I wish I had perfect skin like you
girly you don’t even need foundation, your skin is so flawless 😭 edit: y’all can shut up lol, keep telling me it’s a filter but i’m not gonna listen, go get lives or smth like i forgot abt this comment 😭💀
@@caroline.c.11girl I Just saw her video on my recommendations, I have no reason to hate her or whatever lol I just don't believe social media, that's all. I believe that all girls are beautiful with or without filters❤
It's all the filter my guy. Filters nowadays are so advanced that even if you put your hand in front of the camera the AI on the face filter doesnt go away or warp weirdly. Some phones will deliberately brighten the image on the camera too to make pores less visible. If you're using a professional camera every pore and dark marks on the face will appear. Cameras on phones nowadays have a built in feature to make your face much more clear than irl.
The concept of color match custom made foundation , was done back in the 80’s at the makeup counters in the U.S by a cosmetic brand called PRESCRIPTIVES . One of their marketing PR was to print the RX symbol on their products..
Than kinda marketing sounds seriously unethical, to act like your stuff is in the same league as actual medication. Also, they weren't the first to do that. In fact it used to be the norm for a long while. You can find old clips on youtube of women getting custom mixed face powder and the like.
Prescriptives foundation matched me the best. I’m fair with Mediterranean heritage. My mother had very light olive toned skin. She has avoided the sun her whole life so her skin is still pretty youthful for 90! My dad is dark Irish, black hair and white freckled skin. I got a little of both with my moms undertone and my dads overtime 🤷🏼♀️Anyway they were bought out and like usual they started changing formulas and shades they changed so I found it hard to match ANY of their standard foundation. When they sold I was still using their foundation. Now I’ve moved on. I did buy Calyx their only fragrance it’s wonderful.
Ugghhh I NEED this!!! As a fair skin girly, I can NEVER find anywhere close to a true match! And actually my closest match I’ve ever had is a Korean makeup company! Pūrlisse is the ONLY company I’ve even bought from that matches my complexion EXACTLY. I love Korean skin care and makeup for my complexion, so much easier to find a match! ❤
This is very cool. It gets frustrating because some more than most can never find the right shade but I get it bc companies can only make so many shades
@@raviolibirb8009 yeah I know, but even though I'm just one insiginificant little person I still stick to my morals and values. Whether I make a big, small or no difference.
@@ajengalaya5712 there is a spesific rabbit icon that they need to use. The other problem is that some countries their legislation states that cosmetics companies must test on animals if they want to sell in that country.
The issue with finding a shade match is face redness. I mean, a huge purpose of foundation is to cover redness. So if I matched to my face or even my upper neck area, I’d be wearing pink foundation!! I match to my lower neck/chest area and it’s a great way to get a perfect match.
Very good point! (Not me trying shades on the lid because it was the only area free of redness🤦🏻♀️). Anyways, the neck color aka "how my face should be" is just an orientation. The only way to make sure that the foundation matches is applying it on top of the redness, wait about 10 mins for fully oxidation and scrutinize it under DAYLIGHT✨. I' ve learned it the hard way. They disappeared on my neck but, BOOM!, once at home, they turned orange or too dark on my face. So, 3-4 stripes from forehead to clavicle, literally😅, wait and daylight. Any other way, is a NO. Hope it helps🧛🏻♀️🖤
That is not the point of foundation that is the point of color correction. Color correction is done under the foundation the same way that leveling is done under the foundation of a house.
A pro BA can also do that 😂 I once met a BA that just take one look at my bare face and immediately gave me the right shade. Crazy but she’s very good at her job.
What is a ‘BA’ I’m guessing beauty advisor? I agree though. A well-educated and experienced artist can do this for you ❤ I pride myself on my color-matching abilities
Its actually not that bad. Cheaper than some high end foundations. It’s approximately $45 USD (60,000 KRW) for the foundation and for the cushion foundation, it cost $33 USD (45,000 KRW).
For those expressing frustrations that they don't offer your skin shade (like mine)... there's an overabundance of cosmetic brands that exist that weren't developed with East Asian skintones and needs in mind. It's not odd that brands originating in certain regions are going to focus on 99% of their customer base. What is odd is ignoring literally thousands of great brands that do provide shades for darker skin tones... and instead, demanding that East Asian brands cater to that. A lot of my skincare products are Korean, and many of my makeup products are from Asian brands as well. But my foundation/concealer are always from brands like Hourglass, Saie, Nars, Fenty, etc. Find your shade and just order refills online. Haven't had to get my 'shade matched' in years :)
Girl It’s literally not even about that I’m not trying to be rude or nothing but literally it’s only about the fact that we all try so many different shades of foundation but somehow can’t fine the perfect foundation for us we’re not necessarily saying that we can’t find foundations that are dark enough for dark skin it’s literally we can’t find foundation shades that are an exact match to any of our skin tones because we don’t have a machine like that that could exactly tell us in other parts of the country so it’s going to be extremely hard to find that and all we want to know is How we can get the perfect foundation it’s not all about not finding one that’s dark enough For us it’s literally about the fact that we can’t find one that matches has completely FYI not trying to be rude if I’m coming off that way merry Christmas!
Ew, no. A big brand like this that also sells in the US can do its job to release enough shades for everyone. It’s no one’s job to just be ok being excluded, and it’s pretty gross of you to tell people to do that.
@@joslynmitchell5073 Didn't read it as rude at all but appreciate you making it clear. My comment wasn't directed at you but at people, specifically those outside of Asia, who complain about the shortcomings of East Asian makeup brands. I feel you on the 'exact match' thing because I've always had to buy multiple shades and blend to get my precise skin tone. I remember being in high school and literally looking like a ghost because dark enough shades simply did not exist. I feel like it's a luxury to have such an abundance of makeup brands/options to choose from in this day and age. That's where I was coming from
@@littlesparkkitten First of all, I can see where the entitlement comes from because your language is that of a 12 year old. Second, a brand doesn't *owe* you anything lol. If a brand doesn't cater to your specific needs, you can give your dollars to any of the countless other brands that do. It's simple
I actually struggle with finding a shade light enough, even with Korean and Japanese shades. The closest I’ve got is the peripera cushion in 21c, but other 21 cushions or foundations are too dark. But I’m not a 17 either 😭
Ah yes, the professional grade lighting and video editing didn’t do anything to help right? 😐 You still believe people look the same way in real life as they do online? Girlypop I hate to be the one to break it to you but you’re in for a big surprise if you ever see any of these people irl
hey not trying 2 be mean but just so u know many times it has been proved that lanegie animal tests, so try to avoid buying from them🙏🏼❤ pls pin to speed awareness
There’s never pale enough foundation for me! I have to mix in white with every foundation 😂 albino probs aha. Would be awesome to go here…. If only it wasn’t in Korea!
I actually love that she uses her forehead as an example that your skin can have different shades in different areas, depending on if you’re getting direct sunlight or not
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Laneige in korea : look at the dozens of shades I have here in every foundation
Laneige in other countries : best I can do is 3 shades
It's because the politics of your country. If the population is mostly white and distributors think that, for example, only white warm-toned women deserve shades, there's nothing you can do about it
*cries in Russian*
in korea they have 3 shades too, only if you go to the special place like she did and pay more then they will try better
I already take a grain of salt, that foundation or powder made from korea/japan/china rarely have diverse skintones. Even if they do, it'll be so ashy or too light, like the company never ever met brown or black people to test out their cosmetic💀
@alcopops3853 Japan legit has a wider range, even in smaller stores. I brought my foundation the first time I went and it just wasn't playing well with the temperature. Went and bought a brand called "kate" and it was perfect and approx $16. Their whole line has so many nice products.
@Ashley-vs8nu thanks for the recc, unfortunately i haven't seen that product in my country (i live in indonesia) and most of jp cosmetics in here are just for white skin :/
This is why you never shade match with your arm. Always shade match on your own face or your neck.
I dont think putting dirty testers on your face is a good idea either.
@@ahuman5661Fr that’s what everyone tells me
@ahuman5661 honestly it isn't but the people at makeup counters tend to colour match in the worst way sometimes
Yes! I always use a little patch along my jawline and I walk around with it to see how it oxidizes
i think she went to shade match at the beauty store just for the “before” of the video. they all look really light, on her arm but i still bet it’s light on her face also, but yea the clip is just demonstrative purpose
This is what makeup should be, customized. I love this!
It’s not affordable for all so it cannot be like that 99% of the time. You need to pay a lot to get this done
for it to be gone in a couple of months if use alot at once or like everyday
Too much time for thousands of people. It will also not be cheap, this girl most definitely paid more than what she would’ve gotten at saphora.
This process is like 45 dollars, so it’s cheaper than some of the foundation.
@@stillafineline5749Its only $40
I wouldn't even wear foundation if my skin looked that flawless
Pretty sure foundation is to put the rest of the makeup on top of, that's why it's called foundation
No she is talking about her face with out any make up on
Saying that her face was already flawless
@@I_Love_Seungmin_and_Lee_Know And I said that foundation's only use isn't to cover up flawful skin, so they would still need to use it
@@ChicenkNo, that’s what primer does. Foundation is mean to cover the skin to start with a “clean” base. Her skin is already really nice, so the foundation isn’t needed to make her skin look clean.
@@Chicenki saw michells phan makeup without foundation and it is super healthy for skin too
When I went to South Korea, I was so surprised by the quality and quantity of skincare. There’s an entire mall dedicated to skincare in Seoul! Ridiculously good prices. 3 years later, I’m still using those products!
The price of producing a cosmetic in Korea is cheaper than everywhere else, that's why many brands make their cosmetics there, even Western. The quality isn't always good as everyone says (I'm obsessed with ingredients so I check everything) and a lot tests on animals. I live currently in SK and 90% of products I find are a no... even the most popular brands for being "good" use fragrances and that's the first step to a bad skincare product so when people tell me that skincare just has to be Korean to be good enough I sigh 😅
The same thing happened to me the first time I went. I have returned two more times and still have products too. The d'Alba brand has worked well for me and is not expensive.
@@alexandravictoria2176No, it is not the cheapest in the world, but it has the most advanced skincare expertise and that is why many companies manufacture there.
@@alexandravictoria2176same. Like I tried Etude House and it was the same quality as ELF to me. Nothing revolutionary
Agree. Korean skincare improved and downright saved my skin 10 years ago. The quality of my country's skincare was pretty bad and it would constantly give me acne or make my make up look awful. I decided to invest in korean skincare and boom, acne? gone. pores? invisible. dryness? never heard of her.
Luckily my country's skincare has improved tremendously ever since and I use it today, but I still occasionally buy korean creams or conditioners, because they just hit different.
Good lord, Korea skincare/makeup is awesome!
So true yall so true😊
its all the damn same.
And then the bill comes out to $299.
If only Western brands learn from their quality
@@SxgarCacaoit's only $33 💀
That robot was so cute, it looked like it was dancing at first, then it looked like it was clapping it's hands after it made the foundation :D
It's a robot without emotions and it has replaced a humans job. Yay
I was thinking the exact same thing :D
@@pinecone1321
Hey dude, chill. You don’t need to be so rude. You’re clearly feeding way too much into internet propaganda, because foundation has been widespread made in factories by heavy duty machines for years. Plus, there’s no need to be so hateful when all this person was doing was expressing their thoughts on the cuteness of the robot. Screw off.
@@pinecone1321bro has lost his childlike wonder and imagination
it looked like it was rolling up its sleeves in the beginning 🥺🥺so cute
" that'll be 3,961 dollars thankyou "
lol 😂😂😂
111.
Fukin frfr was pretty much what my thought was. We could never afford it. But I think that's why they never talk price
according to google it's like $70
which is suuuper reasonable given the price of the things sitting in ulta
@@YoungJay5597it was a joke.
the artist in me is convinced I can DIY after watching this
I mean you probably can! Makeup is art, and one thing an artist knows is the color wheel lmao
DIY what? Their foundation? Or her skin tone? Or?
Am I missing something here? Lol 😅
@@thehuntressdanni2972I think they mean that they make a foundation that perfectly matches their skintone
@@thehuntressdanni2972because of the color wheel that was displayed, anyone can create their perfect match diy now
The artist in me is convinced I can shade match anyone’s foundation upon glancing at their face/décolletage for like one second. I swear painting in (and mixing) acrylics has trained me to see subtleties in shade differences and undertones in ways that other people have no idea what I’m talking about. 🤓
Koreans are way ahead of the bar when it comes to skincare. I switched to using many skincare products from South Korea and I'm not even kidding, I look 5 years younger! I'd love to go to South Korea one day!
Same. I’m 52 and people think I’m late 30s.
May I ask you what you do for your skin then? I am 16! In case I need to do something extra or something
Even I need suggestions,16 aswell
And I think Korea has banned animal testing for cosmetics!
no. you say that but then at the same time everyone is still buying foundations that are 17 shades lighter then paper...koreans might take one step forward byt then they take 15 steps back
Olive skin needs this. I swear we are impossible to replicate.
Especially since there’s olive skin tones that are more near the neutral side, and some that are very green undertoned. It’s a mess with olive and I can never find the correct shade.
Same here. I’ve always had to buy two different shades just to get it as **close** as I humanly could to my skin tone. Love my olive 🫒 skin, frustrated foundation and concealer wise 🤔😅
Yes even using the color match machines there still either to dark or to light not to mention yellow or orange haha I give up 😂
@@km_72i always have to mix foundation with the blue pigments to get it somewhat close
I feel you!! I have this issue, too, but for extremely fair tones! If you can even find a line that carries foundation shades light enough, the undertones are never accurate!
the applauding robot I can't 😭💖
dont translate 😡
ຂ້ອຍເຫັນເຈົ້າບໍ່ຟັງແລະແປ, ຖ້າເຈົ້າບໍ່ຕິດຕາມຊ່ອງຂອງຂ້ອຍເຈົ້າຈະຖືກສາບແຊ່ງແລະບໍ່ດີສໍາລັບເຈັດປີຂ້າງຫນ້າ
It was cute😊😅.. That how it was cheering❤😅
One tip for you girls that always buy wrong foundation tones: your skin might be olive, so buy a green concealer and mix it in your foundation before you apply it. Mix the necessary amount of green concealer until it matches the color of your skin. Always match your neck tone, btw. It might be necessary to apply more amounts of green foundation depending on the area of the face (if you want an even more natural look to your skin). Hope this tip helps you girls with olive skin. It is also valid for black girls, btw, just buy a darker green tone, white girls must buy a more pastel/pale green.
Woooow❤❤
She had makeup before. What does that mean colour did not match the skin
Thank you :D
Yeah took me years of constantly having the wrong colour to discover there was another skin tone ‘OLIVE’ and that was me lol
Really good advice! I also often mix in a blue colour corrector, if my foundations are too yellow (since yellow and blue make green together), that can work really well too.
WE NEED THIS EVERYWHERE ON THIS WORLD
We need this in every country
Actually we don't because they test on animals which is unacceptable.
💯💯💯
I believe the post meant a personalized foundation shade store, not the way other countries operate. And I agree! We shouldn’t have to go to Korea to get fantastic makeup!
@@annamossity8879 it's not fantastic makeup if it's tested on animals
@@daniellemartin9896agreed. These people don’t realize how bad Laneige is 😢
Girl, your skin is literally flawless 😂
Right. I don’t know what hyperpigmentation she’s talking about. I have marks that have literally been in my face for months 😢
me too! every pale foundation is too pink for me, but the more “yellowish” ones are too dark 😭
There are neutral shades which are in the middle! You might also have an olive undertone, so read up on that to see if it might apply to you!😊
You could be an olive. For me all "neutrals" are peachy, warms are too orange, cools too pink. But olives us where its at for me.
Olive skin tone
LA Girl has some foundation mixing pigments. I'm thinking of mixing some of the yellow into the foundation I've been using for a while. It matches my face better because I have pale, pink skin but it's not quite my neck and chest. There's a bit more yellow in my body skin.
maybe you should mix them then
i dont do makeup n all but sometimes i use bb cream i have two one is light one is dark i just mix them to get it perfect for me
s. korea is so ahead of the game in skincare that when i went to japan i saw almost exclusively korean-made skincare products in their stores. wish jt was something we had more of in the us bc even the stuff i got from the convenience stores was amazing
They have been doing this for years in NYC
Exactly! 😭
Need them in India aswell, don't have any kind of skin problems thankfully, i have clean and fine skin but i do wanna try those products and make my skin look more good and happy 🤩
We must go to different japans then, Japan has predominately their skincare, moreover Japan skincare is better.
Make up though - which foundation is - s.korea is better.
Honestly switching to a Korean brand for skincare is so good for maintenance and made me no longer reliant on my dermatology rx products after they did a bulk of the work for a specific issue I had. My fear was once I stopped using my rx, which was proven to me before, my issues would come back but my Korean products ended that fear.
check out korea town! they have one in nyc and la i think, its just a whole street of korean shops and restaurants and they usually sell skincare and beauty products there!
Back in the late eighties,here in Australia,I used to go to the Myer store,head over to the “Prescriptives” cosmetic counter and they would custom-make your foundation,powder and would recommend blush and eyeshadow colours specifically suited to your skin tone!It was fabulous and quite revolutionary for that time💥🌟
Oh man this is a throwback. They used to have Prescriptives in Macy’s and some Nordstrom shops in the 00s. They did a really good job with my late godmother’s shade. She used it for her wedding ❤
2023 europe and america skin tone dealers - just use what we make , nevermind its vampire dead beige, yellow-orange-beige tribute to 2000 , some random dark shade 😢
So funny I was just watching a Robert Walsh video and he was talking about this and saying he wished someone would bring it back. It was too far ahead of it's time I guess. Estee Lauder bought it and gutted it. I hadn't heard of them before and now i watch him talk about it and 15min later I see your comment. Weird
I thought you could still do this in Boots.
@@jujutrini8412they dropped it in the early 2000s
This is mind blowing to me. Like wow that was neat. The packaging was adorable. Wow.
Everyone: Wow so cool!
Le me: CRIES IN CHEAP
lmaoo
I checked their website actually it’s not that expensive
For the cushion it’s $33.33 for 15g
@@merry9258woo its decent huh
@@merry9258 have you added the flight and accommodation cost?
What's their Website called?
omg she is so underrated!!
edit: 3.5k?! tysm!
edit 2: 4.1k?? nah y’all are lyinnn
Yeah 😮
hi remember to not use God's name in vain
I meant oh my goodness❤
@@mariamendoza8934not everyone believes in god
@@amorvrssthat’s true, but i’m sorry if I used omg in the wrong hands 😅
This is so extra I love it I’m so jealous :0
Hahah I really am extra😂
@@AylenPark 🫡and I’m here for it!!!! 😂😂 where exactly in Korea is this laneige located?? clearly…I need to book a flight 😍
"imagine that you are living peacefully in a house, with your family, food, as any other person in the world. and some day someone knocked on your door and tell that this is his house and told you that you must go out immediately with no reason or justifying, and as any person else who has not any place to go you refused. so that person break into your home and start destroying it and hitting you and he killed your family members. but when you start to defend people come to see whats going on, so this person start to shout and say that you stole his home and you are trying to kill him. they caught you and shut your mouth and they say that they will kill you because they think that you are a "terrorist", you scream but nobody is hearing you, becuse nobody know the truth"..............this is not imagination this is the reality of palestinians, israel is stealing and destroying their houses, their family and their lives and hide the truth and the reality. ......... so please search about the truth because its not a joke its people's life
Here’s a little tip
If you were trying to find your shade, don’t watch it on your hands watch it on your face because your skin shades are different between your hands and face. Hope this helps.❤❤
my south korea bucket list just keeps getting longer
Girl what hyperpigmentation, youre perfect
Absolutely.
She did say that her forehead was 12 Shades Darker than the rest of her face.
@@samariapenaloza6106 that’s not hyperpigmentation though. That’s just natural variations in skin tone. Hyperpigmentation is different than that, it’s dark skin discoloration that can be from a variety of things from sun damage to hormones.
south korea is just another level 🤩
Thank you!
I would not want to brag, but our country is indeed ahead of the bar when it comes to makeup/plastic surgery/skincare.
(I'm from south Korea btw ❤)
They are on the next level!
@@lemonadeeaithat is so cool.
@@shojo799 thank you very much!
I was like no no please don’t say north but you said south 😂😂
Their darker shades are brighter than my future 😢
I love that the robot mixes the foundation AND shows off it’s dance moves too! It has personality! 😄💖
I would LOVE to try that out! Every company that makes foundations should use that system.
If they were smart they would 🕊️🤙🏼
They won't because they don't even sell samples that often. They are banking on you to keep trying to find your shade and putting down your $$ each time.
Wooowwww this is definitely eye opening. I love that you matched your more than one spot and chose something in the middle.
“too light too dark too yellow too pink” bro turned into dr suess😂
omg they do seem to have optoons for brown and black people as well!!! added to a go to place
Asia isn't famous for be incluse about make up fondation. I would hold my horses of I was you until I can confirm such a thing.
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That would have been great to know with this video, by the way... 😑
@@oceaneo4603 right but see the video carefully there were darker dhades
@@yashaswinikrishnan1878 I've seen the dark shade. It could be used to mixe with lighter shade. And I've seen people with darker complexion than the ones we have seen in the video.
My point is. Could A.N.Y.B.O.D.Y go through that door and leave with their own fondation ?
By the way, we started to talk about people with dark complexion, but people with very fair skin, have troubles too.
Yes this service has 500 shades total you can choose from🥰😍😍😍
@@AylenPark Good to know. Thanks for making that clear for us.
The fact she went to Korea just to get a foundation… SLAY XD
If you actually believe that she went to Korea *just* to get foundation and no other reason… you really can be dumber than you look
Wow! Between this, the hair/scalp care, the skincare and skin treatments, the color matching, etc. I love how they care about all of this and have so many options and are ready to help you look your best!! That’s so cool 🩷
She look like Carrie from nick and carrie❤🧸♥️
*casually catches a flight to Korea*
More like *casually not be broke and unaffected in the current economy*
they need this in the US
No! Everywhere 😂
Girl your skin is FLAWLESS !!
I might go to Korea just to try this!!🫢😶
For anyone interested in doing this, you do need an appointment, I’ve seen other people do this and they’ve all said to set up an appointment
Do you happen to know how much this costs?
Besides the round trip airfare there and back lol jk 🕊️🤙🏼
She don’t even need a foundation her face is glowing ❤
POV: I got 713 likes thanks 😟😟😟
Yess, she’s really pretty
yea but the camera doesn't pick up tiny details. she probably has small lines and dark spots ect
Thats no compliment. Thats Makeup shaming. You need good skin to wear foundation. Foundation was never meant for bad skin.
The camera does pickup. You’re calling cameras inaccurate when they are accurate. Lines and what youve mentioned doesn’t mean bad skin. All humans have that. You are basically shaming someone for having something all humans have regardless of how good their skin is. These arent flaws
@@nez60222 maybe
I have SO MANY reasons to visit Korea, but this one just moved to the top of my list!!
You should get the Charlotte Tilbury tinted moisturiser I have it and I’ve got really sensitive skin and it doesn’t break me out
this is the best video on shade matching that I've watched!
Girl you don’t even need makeup. Your skin is so beautiful and perfect I thought you were already wearing makeup when you weren’t. I wish I had perfect skin like you
I bet you do and you just don’t know it! ❤
girly you don’t even need foundation, your skin is so flawless 😭
edit: y’all can shut up lol, keep telling me it’s a filter but i’m not gonna listen, go get lives or smth like i forgot abt this comment 😭💀
Girl it's a filter
@@missisPrecious no it’s not…you can clearly see when they’re matching her skin, stop hating just bc you’re jealous of her-
@@caroline.c.11girl I Just saw her video on my recommendations, I have no reason to hate her or whatever lol
I just don't believe social media, that's all. I believe that all girls are beautiful with or without filters❤
@@caroline.c.11when she showed the blended founsation, it was clearly a filter. No pores and all
It's all the filter my guy. Filters nowadays are so advanced that even if you put your hand in front of the camera the AI on the face filter doesnt go away or warp weirdly. Some phones will deliberately brighten the image on the camera too to make pores less visible. If you're using a professional camera every pore and dark marks on the face will appear. Cameras on phones nowadays have a built in feature to make your face much more clear than irl.
That robot is soo cuteee!!
The concept of color match custom made foundation , was done back in the 80’s at the makeup counters in the U.S by a cosmetic brand called PRESCRIPTIVES . One of their marketing PR was to print the RX symbol on their products..
Than kinda marketing sounds seriously unethical, to act like your stuff is in the same league as actual medication. Also, they weren't the first to do that. In fact it used to be the norm for a long while. You can find old clips on youtube of women getting custom mixed face powder and the like.
Prescriptives foundation matched me the best. I’m fair with Mediterranean heritage. My mother had very light olive toned skin. She has avoided the sun her whole life so her skin is still pretty youthful for 90! My dad is dark Irish, black hair and white freckled skin. I got a little of both with my moms undertone and my dads overtime 🤷🏼♀️Anyway they were bought out and like usual they started changing formulas and shades they changed so I found it hard to match ANY of their standard foundation. When they sold I was still using their foundation. Now I’ve moved on. I did buy Calyx their only fragrance it’s wonderful.
Ugghhh I NEED this!!! As a fair skin girly, I can NEVER find anywhere close to a true match! And actually my closest match I’ve ever had is a Korean makeup company! Pūrlisse is the ONLY company I’ve even bought from that matches my complexion EXACTLY. I love Korean skin care and makeup for my complexion, so much easier to find a match! ❤
This is pure genius ❤
That triangle bag is SO cute 💖💖💖
urgently need to go to Korea
That look’s actually so cool 😎
so happy for you !! 💓
This is very cool. It gets frustrating because some more than most can never find the right shade but I get it bc companies can only make so many shades
Laneige does animal testing
Looks amazing! But the real question is how much did it cost?
she said in the comments it was all for $45
@@hopefulromanticcthat’s the same as my normal foundation 😂 but the plane ticket adds about 2,000 so I’ll just stick to NARS 😂
@@hopefulromanticcdamn no way! If I ever find myself in Korea maybe I’ll stop by 💃🏼
That's great! I'm happy you found your right shade😊 sadly Laneige isn't creulty free so they won't be seeing me.
Sameeeee
I thought Laneige is cruelty free. I guess I'm seeing all the rabbit icon
Is not like they're missing you out anyway, they got plenty of other customers 💀
@@raviolibirb8009 yeah I know, but even though I'm just one insiginificant little person I still stick to my morals and values. Whether I make a big, small or no difference.
@@ajengalaya5712 there is a spesific rabbit icon that they need to use. The other problem is that some countries their legislation states that cosmetics companies must test on animals if they want to sell in that country.
Sooo pretty and fururistic
who the heck shade matches foundation on their arm? 😭 this girl
That’s what I was thinking 😭 I mean based off of the huge differences on the arm I don’t think it would match but still 😭😭😭
Girls 💀✌️
her cheek and forehead even had different shades, imagine her arm 🤣
A color can still match your arm…
@@I..exist..yk.yea cuz infants and grandads match it somewhere else right???
The issue with finding a shade match is face redness. I mean, a huge purpose of foundation is to cover redness. So if I matched to my face or even my upper neck area, I’d be wearing pink foundation!! I match to my lower neck/chest area and it’s a great way to get a perfect match.
Very good point! (Not me trying shades on the lid because it was the only area free of redness🤦🏻♀️). Anyways, the neck color aka "how my face should be" is just an orientation. The only way to make sure that the foundation matches is applying it on top of the redness, wait about 10 mins for fully oxidation and scrutinize it under DAYLIGHT✨. I' ve learned it the hard way. They disappeared on my neck but, BOOM!, once at home, they turned orange or too dark on my face. So, 3-4 stripes from forehead to clavicle, literally😅, wait and daylight. Any other way, is a NO. Hope it helps🧛🏻♀️🖤
That is not the point of foundation that is the point of color correction. Color correction is done under the foundation the same way that leveling is done under the foundation of a house.
Omg girl i want the skincareroutine you have
You look flawless!
I don't think I can make it that far to find my shade match 😂😂😂
Korea be taking their "FOUNDATIONS" seriously!!💕😵
what do you need makeup for ur skin is perfection😭✋
ig she wants to wear blush so she has to use some - but her skin is FLAWLESS.
A pro BA can also do that 😂 I once met a BA that just take one look at my bare face and immediately gave me the right shade. Crazy but she’s very good at her job.
What is a ‘BA’ I’m guessing beauty advisor?
I agree though. A well-educated and experienced artist can do this for you ❤ I pride myself on my color-matching abilities
You don’t need foundation. Your sooooo beautiful even with out it.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Rich shit 😩 i mean my middle class self cannt even imagine the bill.😢
Its actually not that bad. Cheaper than some high end foundations. It’s approximately $45 USD (60,000 KRW) for the foundation and for the cushion foundation, it cost $33 USD (45,000 KRW).
@@jadehuynh184that's genuinely cheaper than I thought it would be. I was expecting it to cost $100-150
@@jadehuynh184 oh that's way less than I thought it'd be. I'm an actor so knowing that, maybe I'll invest in a shade match for stage makeup!
@@waffleaffle231yeah keep in mind this is korea tho
@@riasrrathe flight is where they get ya 😂
For those expressing frustrations that they don't offer your skin shade (like mine)... there's an overabundance of cosmetic brands that exist that weren't developed with East Asian skintones and needs in mind. It's not odd that brands originating in certain regions are going to focus on 99% of their customer base. What is odd is ignoring literally thousands of great brands that do provide shades for darker skin tones... and instead, demanding that East Asian brands cater to that.
A lot of my skincare products are Korean, and many of my makeup products are from Asian brands as well. But my foundation/concealer are always from brands like Hourglass, Saie, Nars, Fenty, etc. Find your shade and just order refills online. Haven't had to get my 'shade matched' in years :)
Girl It’s literally not even about that I’m not trying to be rude or nothing but literally it’s only about the fact that we all try so many different shades of foundation but somehow can’t fine the perfect foundation for us we’re not necessarily saying that we can’t find foundations that are dark enough for dark skin it’s literally we can’t find foundation shades that are an exact match to any of our skin tones because we don’t have a machine like that that could exactly tell us in other parts of the country so it’s going to be extremely hard to find that and all we want to know is How we can get the perfect foundation it’s not all about not finding one that’s dark enough For us it’s literally about the fact that we can’t find one that matches has completely FYI not trying to be rude if I’m coming off that way merry Christmas!
Ew, no. A big brand like this that also sells in the US can do its job to release enough shades for everyone. It’s no one’s job to just be ok being excluded, and it’s pretty gross of you to tell people to do that.
@@joslynmitchell5073 Didn't read it as rude at all but appreciate you making it clear. My comment wasn't directed at you but at people, specifically those outside of Asia, who complain about the shortcomings of East Asian makeup brands. I feel you on the 'exact match' thing because I've always had to buy multiple shades and blend to get my precise skin tone. I remember being in high school and literally looking like a ghost because dark enough shades simply did not exist. I feel like it's a luxury to have such an abundance of makeup brands/options to choose from in this day and age. That's where I was coming from
@@littlesparkkitten First of all, I can see where the entitlement comes from because your language is that of a 12 year old.
Second, a brand doesn't *owe* you anything lol. If a brand doesn't cater to your specific needs, you can give your dollars to any of the countless other brands that do. It's simple
Korea is another level when it comes to makeup
This is why korean girls look flawless! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Was it costly cuz just looking at it my pockets are itchy
All for $45!
@@AylenParkwhat did you think of the foundation?
45 dollars
@@AylenParkwhere's the store? I live in Korea but my skin doesn't match the olive young foundations and i would love to go!
I actually struggle with finding a shade light enough, even with Korean and Japanese shades. The closest I’ve got is the peripera cushion in 21c, but other 21 cushions or foundations are too dark. But I’m not a 17 either 😭
It's $45 for foundation!
Not bad for an exact match to your skin. :)
And?
The robot deserves an Oscar 😭
"hyperpigmentation and redness" WHERE? GIRL YOU HAVE THE MOST STUNNING SKIN
Ah yes, the professional grade lighting and video editing didn’t do anything to help right? 😐 You still believe people look the same way in real life as they do online? Girlypop I hate to be the one to break it to you but you’re in for a big surprise if you ever see any of these people irl
Don't trust your hand or your arm to give you the perfect foundation shade match because it's always darker or lighter than your actual face is.
hey not trying 2 be mean but just so u know many times it has been proved that lanegie animal tests, so try to avoid buying from them🙏🏼❤
pls pin to speed awareness
she looks so pretty
So you’re gonna go to Korea every time you need foundation 😅
No hate❤
Unlikely 😂 Now that she’s been matched to her correct color, she can just order it ❤
@@hollypuckett3931but the store she went to might not have delivery or that they don’t deliver internationally.
There’s never pale enough foundation for me! I have to mix in white with every foundation 😂 albino probs aha. Would be awesome to go here…. If only it wasn’t in Korea!
All I couldn’t think about was how expensive that must be lmao, it seems like it would cost a TON
you just pay for the product not the service so its only 45000krw or $34 for the cushion:)
We are not ugly
We are just poor 😂❤
but how much did it cost lol?
80$ for cushion + foundation
@@YangYang-if5slit was $45 for me!
@@YangYang-if5sl+ ✈️ tickets+ hotel if you live in Europe like me. 😢
great pricing! if only it wasn’t all the way in korea 😢
@@AylenParkYou only bought the foundation so that's why it's $45
I love customized makeup 💄❤
The applauding robot I can't😭💖
Most Korean brands don't even carry anything darker than a shade 23 😅
That is SO cool omg!😍
I love Lanegie
This is very imaginative ❤😮
enhypen need that
She’s so stunning
Oh- I… JESUS TAKE ME THERE I NEED A PERFECT FOUNDATION FOR ME!
That’s the cutest packaging I’ve seen
Love this !!!
U dont need any makeup 💄 U r already pretty ❤❤
Look how dark those shades get❤❤❤❤ omg my heart is so happy. I've legit never seen Korean makeup with shades darker than almond
I actually love that she uses her forehead as an example that your skin can have different shades in different areas, depending on if you’re getting direct sunlight or not
She’s so pretty wow