Pistachio Green Color Corrector - Redness

Mica, Zinc Oxide, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Tocopherol, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, [+/- Ci 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), Ci 77007 (Ultramarines), Ci 77492 (Iron Oxide)].

HOW TO APPLY COLOR CORRECTOR: Step 1. Using your Concealer Brush swirl the brush into the product and lightly tap off excess.

Step 2: Starting where coverage is needed most, apply in small, circular, buffing motions; continue applying in light layers until your desired coverage is achieved.

Tip. Never apply corrector over the top of your mineral foundation as it alters the makeup base and your skin color will look off balance. Remember, correctors neutralize the affected areas to blend in with your skin tone which makes your foundation appear fresher, leaving you with naturally beautiful looking skin.

For founder Vikki Khan, award winning Lily Lolo Makeup is a celebration of the diversity in beauty — and the result of her 10-year quest to create high performance natural mineral makeup products. Made with clean, naturally derived ingredients to nourish skin while enhancing it. Lily Lolo Cosmetics inspire self-expression and help you discover your own natural beauty.

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Which color corrector should I choose? Choose green-hued Pistachio to neutralize redness, from rosacea to blemishes and acne while letting the skin breathe and heal. Choose Lemon Drop if you are concerned concealing dark circles or brightening.

Do you put color corrector on before or after foundation? Use color correctors before you apply foundation or concealer for an even complexion.

What is color correcting? Color correctors are a type of concealer based on the science of color (remember the color wheel). The science of color tells us opposite colors on the color wheel will cancel each other out. For example, green is opposite to red so a green corrector will help neutralize any redness.

I don't wear foundation but my face always has a reddish tint. Can I wear this product alone to correct the redness? Yes, Lily Lolo Color Correctors are undetectable. Be sure to start with a small amount and build as needed.