Which is whiter, green or purple?

Women need to use a lot of cosmetics in their daily lives, and various cosmetics have different functions. For example, before going out, you must apply lipstick and foundation, and your eyebrows also need to be done. If you want to make your eyes look better, mascara is also essential. Oh, and eyeliner. Even for the same cosmetics, different colors have different effects, which is also something that female friends are more familiar with. So which one is whiter, green or purple?

The colors of isolation cream are roughly divided into six categories: purple, green, white, blue, gold, and skin-colored. Different colors represent different skin care effects.

Purple: For people with normal skin or yellowish skin, it is best to use purple primer.

On the one hand, purple primer can make yellowish skin look brighter and whiter. On the other hand, in color science, the contrasting color of purple is yellow, so purple is the most effective in neutralizing yellow.

Green: Suitable for people with reddish skin and acne-prone skin.

Green primer can make people's face look more crystal clear and clean.

The contrasting color of green is red. Green isolation cream can cover any scars, dermatitis, etc. left by acne, including erythema. As for how long the effect lasts, it depends on your skin type, the season, the amount of sweat, etc.

White: Suitable for people with dark skin and uneven pigmentation.

White primer can increase the brightness of the skin, and after use it will make the skin look clean and shiny immediately.

Gold: Suitable for people who want healthy wheat-colored skin;

Those who want to have healthy chocolate skin can choose golden primer. If you have dark skin and just want to whiten your skin, you may end up putting on too much foundation, which makes your skin look bluish or grayish, and it gets worse and worse! Why not try a golden primer, which can make your skin look dark and rosy, crystal clear and full of vitality!

Blue: Suitable for women with pale, unhealthy skin, or older women whose skin lacks color and luster.

Blue primer is different from purple primer. It can more "gently" modify the pale skin tone and make the older skin look naturally and appropriately "pink".

Close to skin color: Suitable for people who only need hydration and anti-dryness, and do not require contouring.

Skin-colored primer does not have a color-adjusting function, but has a highly moisturizing effect. People with rosy skin and normal skin color can choose to use it.