Shade converter → Clinique
Clinique
Even Better Glow Light Reflecting Makeup Broad Spectrum SPF 15 CN 70 Vanilla
A warm shade sitting deeper than 55% of the 6752 on sale. Everything below is the closest colour another brand makes to it.
- Swatch
- #d9a784sampled from the retailer's swatch
- Lightness L*
- 72.3deeper than 55% of the range
- Hue angle
- 61°warm undertone
- Chroma
- 28.7how saturated it is
The same colour, elsewhere
The closest shade each brand makes, nearest first. A ΔE under 2 is a colour difference you would have to look for.
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ULTA
Moisturizing Foundation Stick Tan Neutral
ΔE 0.33 indistinguishable
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Tom Ford
Traceless Foundation Stick 1.3 Nude Ivory
ΔE 0.44 indistinguishable
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It Cosmetics
Your Skin But Better Foundation + Skincare 33 Medium Neutral
ΔE 0.64 indistinguishable
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Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare
Instant Radiance Sun Defense Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 40 Medium/Deep
ΔE 0.66 indistinguishable
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Cover FX
ΔE 0.67 indistinguishable
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Tarte
Face Tape Foundation 34S Medium Sand
ΔE 0.67 indistinguishable
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bareMinerals
COMPLEXION RESCUE™ Tinted Moisturizer with Hyaluronic Acid and Mineral SPF 30 6.5 Desert
ΔE 0.7 indistinguishable
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UOMA Beauty
Say What?! Foundation T1W Honey Honey
ΔE 0.84 indistinguishable
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Lancôme
Rénergie Lift Makeup Lightweight Liquid Foundation SPF 27 255 Clair 20 N
ΔE 0.87 indistinguishable
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L'Oréal
True Match Lumi Healthy Luminous Makeup Natural Buff
ΔE 0.88 indistinguishable
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Yves Saint Laurent
ΔE 0.92 indistinguishable
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Laura Mercier
ΔE 0.92 indistinguishable
Next to it in the same range
The neighbouring shades Clinique makes, in case this one runs a little light or a little deep on you.
ΔE 0.55 away Even Better Makeup Broad Spectrum SPF 15 CN 62 Porcelain Beige
ΔE 0.55 away Acne Solutions Liquid Makeup Fresh Porcelain Beige
Swatch colours come from a catalogue collected in 2021-01, so a shade discontinued since then may no longer be on sale. Search for this shade.
Not sure this one is right on you?
A shade that matches your old foundation only helps if the old one was right. Read your skin colour from a photo and check.