Neutral undertone

Neutral undertone: neither distinctly warm nor cool

Your undertone is the hue beneath the surface of your skin, and it stays the same whether you are pale or tanned. If you have a neutral undertone, your skin has neither a distinctly golden nor a distinctly pink hue. A quick check: if the veins on your wrist look both blue and green, and gold and silver suit you equally well, you are probably neutral. Otherwise, see warm undertone or cool undertone.

Foundation for a neutral undertone

In our foundation, 01 beige and 02 warm sand have neutral undertones, both for light skin. Don't be fooled by the name: warm sand is neutral. The foundation is moisturising with medium coverage that you can build up to full coverage, and it has SPF 15. Hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and vitamin E care for the skin, and it is fragrance-free and dermatologically tested. Click Find your shade on the product page, answer questions about your skin tone and undertone, and get a suggestion for a shade that suits you.

Tinted day cream: light coverage and moisture in one

If you like a more natural base, tinted day cream is a day cream and a foundation in one, in a very light and sheer version. A thin layer moisturises and cares for the skin while evening out the skin tone for a natural-looking result. Hyaluronic acid, aloe vera and vitamin E provide moisture. It suits all skin types and is available in Light-Medium for light to medium skin and Medium-Dark for medium to dark skin. Tinted Day Cream is fragrance-free, AllergyCertified and dermatologically tested, and Find your shade helps you here too.

How to test the shade

Try the shade along your jaw, not on your hand, and look at it in daylight by a window. The right shade blends into your skin without a visible line between your face and neck. Remember that skin tone is often a little darker in summer, while the undertone stays the same. If you want to get your skin ready for makeup, find your routine.