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Old 10-02-2008, 05:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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studio fix fluid v. select spf 15 fluid
Does anybody know the difference between these two? I use the select spf 15 (nw20) but i also have a studio fix fluid (nw25) it makes a big difference on my skin color, so i dont ever wear it. So basically I've never really tried the studio fix fluid? Which one do you guys use? and why? whats the difference anyways?

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Old 10-03-2008, 12:29 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: studio fix fluid v. select spf 15 fluid
they both have the same finish-natural matte-which looks like your skin but with a matte finish.

select has a medium coverage where as SFF has medium-full.

SFF also runs a tad darker than other foundations, so if anything you'd be a lighter color in SFF than in select if not the same color. plus, select tends to darken on the skin a few minutes after application, which makes matching a bit harder.

i hate select and think it should be dc'd. i love SFF on all skin types and use this on everyone at the counter that wants more coverage. i use it on all my freelance customers.

hope that helps.

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Re: studio fix fluid v. select spf 15 fluid
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they both have the same finish-natural matte-which looks like your skin but with a matte finish.

select has a medium coverage where as SFF has medium-full.

SFF also runs a tad darker than other foundations, so if anything you'd be a lighter color in SFF than in select if not the same color. plus, select tends to darken on the skin a few minutes after application, which makes matching a bit harder.

i hate select and think it should be dc'd. i love SFF on all skin types and use this on everyone at the counter that wants more coverage. i use it on all my freelance customers.

hope that helps.
Actually, I find that SFF runs Lighter not Darker.
While I'm an NC43/44 in other foundations, I'm an NC45 in Studio Fix Fluid.

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