is this color good for yellow undertones and sand colored skin ?
1647921
Yes, in my opinion the Banana color is best suited for yellow undertones or light to sand colored skin. The color will blend more even and look nature not ashey as would a darker colored skin.
1647922
yes, this is a great color for most african americans with yellow undertones...
504027
It has a rather golden tone to it, so I think it would look pretty over tanned coloured skin. I have a slightly tanned, olive skin tone and it looks great... Blends nicely and adds the perfect amount of "glow" in my opinion. I'm really happy I got it, hopefully you will be too :)
608141
I have oily skin as well and i got the translucent and it works for me very well. No oil and my makeup lasts hours!!! Hope i helped you out. Yellow is more for red skin tones. I am very fair as well.
269738
It depends on the amount but I think ashy. I just felt like it wasn't as yellow as people made it seem. Only when I used a yellow/mustard concealer and that on top did it come out more yellow. My skin tone is probably Taraji Henson. I would try the other Ben bye colors as well. I just purchased topaz and camel to see if that's better on my skin tone. I know it will be better on darker tones.
1642122
I have a very light complexion, my mother is pretty tan and we both use the same foundation. This product blends with most skin tones, I'm sure this would work for you. I don't know my skin tone number either.
1598095
I've only purchased the yellow color. I feel like its a pretty "universal" color for all skin tones.
984323
Absolutely. I frequently finish my look with a blush just a shade or two darker than my skin tone. Having this product underneath it didn't make it look cakey and I didn't have trouble blending out the blush on top (with a kabuki brush) like some of the other brands I have tried.
416177
If you have fair to light skin this is understandable, as this is a darker bronzer than you'd expect. I would say this is more for contouring than an all over bronze look, unless you have medium or darker skin tone (NC40+ for reference), perfect for when you have a tan in summer time.
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I think the colors in the palette would be too light. I'm Italian and tan easily. With that said, the darker powder color blends into my skin tone and it doesn't make for good contouring. You would be better off using Maybelines "Fit Me" line. Buy the darkest shade to contour and the lightest shade to high light. That's what I do for summer. Hope that helps!
46138
It's not a warm tone in my opinion. It's more of a beige. Honestly, I think it would be perfect for a fairer/pale skin tone. My skin tone is warm; light brown, so I actual look pale after applying the sunscreen. I use bronzer all over to warm it back up for a no make up look from time to time.
1554509
Hi Kat, This product can be easily layered within taupe ranges. I think it would be best suited for fair medium skin tones if applied well. When I did research on the product before buying it, reviews seemed different across the board. Some buyers said it made their skin look dirty or greyed out, and some said it layered well enough to work on them. Sorry I'm not much help.
1682395
I have naturally colored olive tone....and it works for me. But I wouldn't recommend tanning or with a sunburn.
195031
I'm not sure I know the answer. My own skin tone is quite dark (olive with yellow undertones), and I am not sure how the product would look on someone with lighter skin. Wish I could help!
97136
I find this product to be a very good neutral. It works well on fair to medium skin. The BB has a yellow undertone, so not sure how that would work with a yellow skin tone.
1664266
I would say yes. I use it summer (when I have some color from the sun) and winter. I love it!
2275238
No this is perfect for you I also use Mac NC 40 the powder and I use it last to create a smooth finish. This topaz gives off a goldish hue and my skin complexion is Nutella. Even if you are a caramel complexion this will work for you . However if you are lighter than a caramel complexion try using the banana topaz. I think that will give off a yellowish hue tho so I'm unsure how that will look in picture taking
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First it really depends on how light or dark your skin tone is and the undertones ... the last 4 darker shades I would say are as follows: latte, caramel, cocoa and a dark chocolate in shade. If all you are using it for is to conceal a few areas to match your foundation then I would say its a good purchase, you can use the yellow with the latte to help "lift" the under eye area just blend with your foundation very well... however, there are palettes out there that are just for women of color (African American). I hope this helps. If you are latino and or olive skinned this palette is for you completely. First it really depends on how light or dark your skin tone is and the undertones ... the last 4 darker shades I would say are as follows: latte, caramel, cocoa and a dark chocolate in shade. If all you are using it for is to conceal a few areas to match your foundation then I would say its a good purchase, you can use the yellow with the latte to help "lift" the under eye area just blend with your foundation very well... however, there are palettes out there that are just for women of color (African American). I hope this helps. If you are latino and or olive skinned this palette... » Read More First it really depends on how light or dark your skin tone is and the undertones ... the last 4 darker shades I would say are as follows: latte, caramel, cocoa and a dark chocolate in shade. If all you are using it for is to conceal a few areas to match your foundation then I would say its a good purchase, you can use the yellow with the latte to help "lift" the under eye area just blend with your foundation very well... however, there are palettes out there that are just for women of color (African American). I hope this helps. If you are latino and or olive skinned this palette is for you completely. « Show Less