NYX Professional Makeup Total Control Pro Hue Shifter, Cool

Hey there just wondering if a lot of these negative reviews, for instance the one that says it's really runny.... Did you actually read what the product is at all? I'm not trying to be sarcastic, but I'm baffled as to why anybody would think that an additive for foundation that you need to add to your foundation in an eye dropper to shift the color should be thick? How would it mix into the product easily? How would it get in the eye dropper or come out? This is meant to change your existing foundation color by adding it to your existing product, not used instead of foundation on its own. I worked for years as a professional color matcher for paint and stains and other decorative items. I blend my own makeup colors as well. If you go to get a gallon of paint mixed up, the tint that they used to tint it with are highly pigmented and completely different from the base paint they're being added to. If you were to try to apply them directly to a surface, normally it would be way too thin, way too strong or unattractive a color, and they would never dry. Those are the complaints I'm hearing about this product. Tint (otherwise known as universal colorant) is used to create a custom color or adjust a color.... exactly the same thing this product is used for. The only valid complaint I've read was the person who was asking for additional colors, I think it was blue, which they do not have. Other than that... If you do not have an eye for color, if you are not adding this to existing foundation, if you do not need to shift the shade of your current foundation.... this product is not what you need, it is not that the product is bad. There's a big difference.

We've all bought foundations that are not perfect matches.. I know I have a hard time finding warm foundations that are not too dark, so I end up with a lot of cool tone foundations in my stash. I'm not sure if the pro drop is meant to be mixed with foundations that are not by NYX, but it still works great! I've been able to warm up a lot of my other foundations with this and they work just fine. It does take away from the mattifying power of some foundations, but I can always use powder for that.