Most complexion products are built light-first, then darkened for deeper shades. That's where the grey comes from. Aurabloom was built the other way around.
Three things work together so the color becomes part of your skin instead of a layer on top of it.
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I’ve been the girl who asks to see the picture before it gets posted. Every foundation I’ve owned looks fine in the mirror, then grey the second a flash goes off. I wore this to my cousin’s engagement dinner, and the next morning I scrolled through every photo and my skin just looked like my skin. Even. Warm. No grey around my jaw. I didn’t know how much I’d been bracing for that until I didn’t have to.
I have hyperpigmentation along my cheeks from old breakouts, and my only options used to be full coverage that looked like a mask, or nothing. This melts in when you tap it with your fingers, and one layer softens the spots so they’re not the first thing you see. I add a second tap on the two darkest ones and that’s it. You can still see my freckles and my actual skin. That’s what I wanted.
I’m out the door by 7:15 with a toddler, so anything with a brush is not happening. Swipe, tap, done, and I keep it in my bag. At 5pm I checked in the car mirror expecting the usual mess around my nose, and it still looked fresh. One star off only because my T-zone gets a little shiny by mid-afternoon, so I press a bit of powder there. Worth it.
Pick by undertone, not just depth. Between two? Go deeper. Wrong match? We'll send another shade free.
Each one solves half the problem. Melt-Match was made to solve both halves.
| Feature | AURABLOOM | Foundation | Tinted moisturizer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Looks ashy or grey on deep skin | Never | Often, in the deepest shades | White cast from SPF |
| Dark spots | Blurred, buildable | Hidden under a mask | Still showing |
| By 5pm | Fresh | Cakey, settled in pores | Shiny or faded |
| Cares for your skin | 8 actives | Rarely | Some |
| Tools needed | Fingers | Brush or sponge | Fingers |
No brush, no sponge, no primer. Just your fingers.
Three strokes on cheeks, forehead and chin. Tap it in with your fingertips. Add a second pass over dark spots. Two minutes, out the door.
Your friend snaps a group photo at lunch. You look like you, just more even. No grey film, no line at the jaw.
Nothing has settled into your pores or cracked around your nose. Need a lift before dinner? It goes right over itself.
With niacinamide working every day you wear it, the skin underneath looks more even. Some days, one light layer is plenty.
Helps the look of dark spots and hyperpigmentation fade over time, so you need less coverage.
Keeps skin plump and dewy so the tint never looks dry, patchy or flat.
Soothes redness, softens the look of texture and seals moisture in all day.
No. Every shade starts from warm red and gold tones instead of a pale base darkened with grey, so it blends into deep skin instead of sitting on top of it.
Match by undertone first, then depth. If you are between two, choose the deeper one: the balm sheers out as you blend. Wrong match? We send a different shade free.
It blurs the look of dark spots and uneven tone in one layer. For stubborn spots, tap a second layer just where you need it.
No, and that is the point. It evens your tone while your skin still looks like skin. Layer it where you want more.
It is made for all skin types, including oily, sensitive and combination. We recommend a patch test first. Oily skin can press a little powder on the T-zone.
Yes. Wear it alone for an everyday glow, or as a base under concealer and powder.
You have 30 days to try it. If you do not love it, email tryaurabloom@gmail.com for a full refund.