Natural Tan: NC40/NC42 more neutral than golden caramelĮarly Tan: NW35 with somewhat peach undertones True Beige: NW30 with pinky undertones (for Fresh Beige in summer) Warm Golden: NW30/NC30 with somewhat neutral undertones Golden Beige: NC30 with truest yellow/olive undertones Medium Beige: NC27 between Sand Beige and Golden Beige Nude: NC25 with peachy undertones, definitely not for pinks or true golden Sand Beige: NC20-25 with somewhat neutral undertones Below is a colour chart for Revlon ColorStay vs Mac Studio Fix:ĭupes For Mac Studio Fix Foundation Nc45 Studio Buff: NC20 best match for fair NCs My shade in Mac is NC15 and 150 Buff in Revlon.
If you have a Mac Pro card then you can get Mac Face and Body in white, however Face and Body dosen't have a good coverage. However both Mac and Revlon lack really pale, almost white shades or a white foundation that could be mixed with darker shaded.
NC is more yellow/blue and NW is more pink/peachy which makes it really easy when it comes to selecting your foundation shade. If you are familiar with Mac then you know that their foundation shades are divided into two groups, NC (Neutral Cool) and NW (Neutral Warm). Mac and Revlon has really wide selection of shades and I think that pretty much everyone will find a good mach for them in both Mac and Revlon. Also both of them doesn't come with a pump when you buy them, but you can purchase a pump for Mac Studio Fix from Mac Store or online, but theres no pump for Revlon ColorStay. The whole Studio range was created in mind with make up artists that need a foundation that is very blendable and gives them a lot of time to work with it.īoth Mac Studio Fix and Revlon ColorStay come in a standard 30ml glass bottle.
The main difference between this two foundations is the fact that Mac Studio Fix is very blendable but Revlon ColorStay sets as soon as it touches the skin. There is a lots of misconception that Revlon ColorStay is a dupe for Mac Studio Fix Fluid. Let me just start by saying that I love both foundations equally.
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