Sorry to say it, but this is highly unlikely. That's because your complexion's color can vary wildly due to factors such as weather conditions, sun exposure, and hormones, which is why makeup artists tend to use multiple foundation hues on one client. "You can typically find two or even three shades of skin on one face," explained Lujan.
"By having two shades of foundation on hand, you are able to apply shades that match the different colors in your skin, then soften the transition between the two by blending," he said. At the very minimum, you should have two foundations in your stash — a lighter tone and a darker one — and mix them accordingly.
