Shade & size guide
How to pick the right shade the first time — and what the sizes on our labels mean.
Finding your foundation shade
1. Work out your depth
Depth is simply how light or deep your skin is. Our foundation range runs from Porcelain through to Espresso. Most customers in Pakistan land somewhere between Vanilla and Caramel.
| Shade | Depth | Typically suits |
|---|---|---|
| Porcelain | Very fair | Fair skin that burns easily |
| Linen | Fair | Fair to light with neutral undertone |
| Vanilla | Light | Light skin, common in northern Pakistan |
| Golden | Light-medium | The most commonly ordered shade |
| Sand | Medium | Medium skin with warm undertone |
| Honey | Medium-tan | Tan skin, golden undertone |
| Caramel | Tan | Deeper tan with warm base |
| Espresso | Deep | Deep skin, neutral to warm |
2. Work out your undertone
- Warm — veins look green, gold jewellery suits you better, you tan easily. Most South Asian skin is warm or neutral-warm.
- Cool — veins look blue or purple, silver suits you better, you burn before you tan.
- Neutral — a mix of both, and both metals look fine on you.
3. Test on your jaw, not your hand
The skin on your hand is usually a different depth from your face. Swatch along the jawline and check it in daylight — the right shade disappears rather than sitting on top.
Concealer
For under the eyes, go one shade lighter than your foundation. For covering blemishes, match your foundation exactly. If your dark circles are strongly blue or grey, use a peach corrector underneath first.
Contour & bronzer
Contour should look like shadow, not like tan. Choose a shade two steps deeper than your skin with a cool or neutral undertone — Soft Tan for fair to light, Hazelnut Latte for medium, Espresso for deep. Bronzer is the opposite: pick something warm, and use it to add colour back after foundation.
Lips
Shade names describe the finished colour on medium skin. On deeper skin most tints pull richer and more saturated; on fair skin they read lighter. Peel-off stains develop for about 10 minutes before you peel, so the colour you see going on is not the final result.
What the sizes mean
| Format | Typical size | Roughly lasts |
|---|---|---|
| Liquid foundation | 30ml | 3–4 months of daily use |
| Concealer | 6ml | 4–6 months |
| Liquid blush | 6–10ml | 6+ months — you only need a drop |
| Setting spray | 80ml | 2–3 months of daily use |
| Lip products | 2–5ml | 3–6 months |
| Mascara | 8ml | Replace after 3 months, opened |
Still not sure?
Message us. We would much rather spend five minutes helping you pick than process a return.