To help explain this a little better, I swatched three “15” Studio Fix Concealers: C15, NC15, and NW15.
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What’s important to remember is that MAC refers to pink as “warm” and yellow as “cool.” Keep that in mind and it should be smooth sailing from hereon in! So, a N shade has more of a yellow/pink balance, a C shade is more yellow than a NC shade, and a W shade is more pink than a NW shade. N, C, and W stand for “neutral,” “cool,” and “warm,” respectively. NW stands for “neutral-warm,” and corresponds to pink or rose. NC stands for “neutral-cool,” and corresponds to yellow, golden, or olive. It’s rather unfortunate, but, well, that’s just the way it works! I’m going to start off by saying that, though MAC does a lot of shades, not everyone will be able to find a perfect match. Perhaps the trickiest thing about MAC’s shade system is that you have to know your undertones – and most of the time, you only have two choices. L-R: MAC Studio Finish Concealer SPF 15 in C15, NC15, and NW15
PLEASE NOTE: if you are viewing these images in a browser that doesn’t colour-manage (ahem, Chrome), the colour values will be off! The letters There’s a lot of confusion when it comes to MAC shade numbers, but hopefully, this’ll help clarify things for you! I often surprise myself with my ability to procrastinate, too :P To celebrate ( ahem) the start of Fall term, I thought I’d finally post some photos I took… in June.
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