If I understand correctly, you are looking for information on a color test for skin tone, product details, positive and negative aspects, and ingredients or materials. Here is what I found in the search results:
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Skin Undertones: Skin undertones play a key part in makeup application. If you have a cool undertone, your skin will lean on the pink and reddish side with blue hues. For those with fair skin and a cool undertone, your complexion may mimic porcelain colors that tend to burn more in the sun. Darker complexions with a cool undertone will have a deeper color with blue-ish undertones. If you have a neutral undertone, look for an even mixture of warm and cool tones that balance each other out — this will look most similar to your natural skin tone. Those with a neutral undertone have the best of both worlds and can easily wear most colors in fashion and beauty.
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Testing Skin Care Products: To test a skin care product, dermatologists recommend applying the product to a test spot twice daily for seven to 10 days. Choose a quarter-sized spot on your skin where the product wont be rubbed or ... Testing skin care products on several small areas of your skin first can help predict whether you’ll experience a negative skin reaction.
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Dyes in Skincare Products: Color additives (both organic and inorganic) in skincare products are broadly of two types: dyes and pigments. Synthetic dyes are commonly used in skincare products. Every other skincare product will indeed be having one of the different synthetic dye as its ingredient.
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