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6752 shades from 106 brands.
36 matches for “Pat McGrath Labs”
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Pat McGrath Labs
Sublime Perfection Foundation 1 Light
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Pat McGrath Labs
Sublime Perfection Foundation 2 Light
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Pat McGrath Labs
Sublime Perfection Foundation 29 Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 3 Light
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 30 Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 31 Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 32 Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 33 Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 34 Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 35 Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 36 Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 4 Light
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 5 Light
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 6 Light
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 7 Light
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Pat McGrath Labs
Sublime Perfection Foundation 15 Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 16 Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 17 Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 18 Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 19 Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 20 Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 21 Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 22 Medium Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 23 Medium Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 24 Medium Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 25 Medium Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 26 Medium Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 27 Medium Deep
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 28 Medium Deep
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Pat McGrath Labs
Sublime Perfection Foundation 8 Light Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 9 Light Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 10 Light Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 11 Light Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 12 Light Medium
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Sublime Perfection Foundation 13 Light Medium
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Pat McGrath Labs
Sublime Perfection Foundation 14 Light Medium
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Why a shade code does not travel
Brands number their ranges however they like. The only thing two shades really share is a colour, so that is what gets compared here.
- Every shade is a measured colour first Each swatch is converted to CIE L*a*b* and compared with CIEDE2000, the standard for how far apart two colours look to an eye.
- The formula matters as much as the code One brand's NC30 in a stick and in a fluid are not the same colour. Both are listed separately for that reason.
- Coverage and finish are still yours to pick A match tells you the colour is right. Whether it is matte, dewy, sheer or full is a separate decision, and the shade page links out to check.
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Shade colours come from The Pudding’s foundation shade dataset, collected from Sephora and Ulta in 2021-01 and published under an MIT licence. 6752 of those shades are in use here, across 106 brands and 326 products.