Seint before and after: real faces, one thin layer.
These are real women wearing Seint cream makeup, in photos Seint shares with its Independent Artists. Every pair shows the same face bare and then with color. Look at what stays: freckles, smile lines, real skin. That is the whole idea.
Over 40, 50 and 60
Silver hair, smile lines and all. Color placed where the face naturally flushes does more than a heavy base.
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Seint comes in twelve levels, from the fairest skin to the deepest, so there is a base made for yours.
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Color first
Reds where the face flushes, darks to shape, lights where the light hits. Base comes last, and only where you want it.
One thin layer
The pigment is rich, so a little goes a long way. That is why skin still shows through in every after photo.
Cream, not powder
Cream melts in with the warmth of your fingers and moves with your face, so it reads as skin, not as makeup.
Good to know
Are these real Seint before and after photos?
Yes. These are real women wearing Seint cream makeup, in photos Seint shares with its Independent Artists. They are not my own clients, and I have only sized them for the web.
Which shades are they wearing?
Most of these photos did not come with a shade list, so I will not guess. The fastest way to find your own shades is my two-minute quiz, or a free personal match from me.
Will my makeup look like this?
Results vary. Your skin, your shades and your light all play a part. What makes the biggest difference is wearing the right colors in the right places, and that is exactly what the quiz and the free match are for.
Does Seint work on mature skin?
Several of the women above have silver hair, and their skin still shows through the makeup. A thin layer of cream moves with your face instead of sitting on top of it. My over-40 guide has the easy tips I share with every woman who asks.
How long does a look like this take?
About five minutes once you know where your colors go: reds first, then the darks, lights where the light hits, and base last, only where you want it.
Your colors, on your face.
Take my two-minute quiz for your shades, or send me one daylight selfie and I will match you myself, for free.
Photos shared by Seint with its Independent Artists. Results vary. I am an Independent Seint Artist and earn a commission when you shop through my link.