Foundation Shade Finder

Your shade, in any other brand.

If you already own a foundation that works, you do not need a photo. Look it up and we will find the closest colour every other brand makes, measured the same way a colour lab would.

6752 shades from 106 brands.

42 matches for “The Ordinary”

Pick the exact product you own. The same shade code often differs between formulas from one brand, so the formula matters.

  1. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.0 N

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  2. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.0 P

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  3. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.1 N

    #eed7b7 convert →

  4. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.1 P

    #f7e5d2 convert →

  5. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.2 N

    #edd5b3 convert →

  6. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.2 P

    #e9d0b2 convert →

  7. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.2 Y

    #eed6a9 convert →

  8. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 2.0 N

    #e8d1a7 convert →

  9. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 2.0 P

    #efd4ae convert →

  10. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 2.1 P

    #eac596 convert →

  11. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 2.1 Y

    #d8b07d convert →

  12. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 3.0 R

    #cfa071 convert →

  13. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 3.0 Y

    #cba16a convert →

  14. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 3.1 R

    #b47d57 convert →

  15. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 3.1 Y

    #c69264 convert →

  16. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 3.2 N

    #9a6d4f convert →

  17. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 3.2 R

    #986749 convert →

  18. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 3.3 N

    #70503e convert →

  19. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.0 NS

    #f4e8d7 convert →

  20. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 1.2 YG

    #edd6a9 convert →

  21. The Ordinary

    Serum Foundation 2.0 YG

    #ecd3a9 convert →

  22. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.0 N

    #f3e7d5 convert →

  23. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.0 P

    #f4e8d6 convert →

  24. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.1 N

    #edd6b7 convert →

  25. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.1 P

    #f7e5d3 convert →

  26. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.2 N

    #edd5b3 convert →

  27. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.2 P

    #e9d0b2 convert →

  28. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.2 Y

    #eed6a8 convert →

  29. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 2.0 N

    #e8d1a7 convert →

  30. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 2.0 P

    #efd3ae convert →

  31. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 2.1 P

    #eac596 convert →

  32. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 2.1 Y

    #d8b07d convert →

  33. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 3.0 R

    #cfa071 convert →

  34. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 3.0 Y

    #cca16a convert →

  35. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 3.1 R

    #b47d57 convert →

  36. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 3.1 Y

    #c59264 convert →

  37. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 3.2 N

    #9a6d4e convert →

  38. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 3.2 R

    #98674a convert →

  39. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 3.3 N

    #6f4f3d convert →

  40. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.0 NS

    #f4e8d7 convert →

  41. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 1.2 YG

    #edd6a9 convert →

  42. The Ordinary

    Coverage Foundation 2.0 YG

    #ecd3a9 convert →

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.