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The Demi Difference
The True No Makeup .... Makeup!
We believe you shouldn't have to choose between showing off the features you love and polishing the areas you don’t.
Demi Correctors use stunningly smooth texture and refined color to enhance the beautiful features of your face without sacrificing the inimitable radiance of your skin.
Your natural beauty is extraordinary and exclusive; we want you to share it with the world.
Seint Demi ... Magic of Color Science
Demi colour correctors are an innovative and revolutionary approach to makeup. It uses color science to brighten, sculpt, and filter your complexion in a way that leaves you looking like yourself, but on your very best day!
As a result, with this new approach to makeup, you will be able to filter out distractions and achieve a natural and glowing complexion. And the best part? Your skin will still look like skin because Demi colour correctors do not leave behind any traces of makeup texture.
Instead, your skin’s natural luminosity will shine through!
The Demi Method
Seint’s Demi colour corrector is designed to help neutralize and correct various skin discolorations, such as redness, dark spots, stubborn under-eye circles, redness, hyperpigmentation, sunspots, visible veins, melasma, rosacea, broken capillaries, blemishes, scaring, or even a pimple that arrived overnight. You can even use the Demi Method to help disguise the green tones in bruises and veins, or to cover up tattoos.
Seint Demi colour corrector utilizes colour theory and complementary shades to create a range of color correctors to effectively neutralize skin discoloration.
- Doesn’t leave behind any visible makeup
- Will not crease or add texture
- Blends with skin tone
Seint empowers you to feel confident in your own skin, by embracing the transformative power of Demi and unlock the secret to flawless-looking skin!
Filtering Blemishes
Filtering Distractions
Filtering Distractions
Filtering Distractions
Filtering Distractions
Filtering Distractions
Starting Small
Filtering Distractions
Starting Small
Understanding Colour Theory & Demi Colours
Understanding color theory may seem basic, but it is essential to use Demi Correctors the right way. Remember, the color wheel has primary colors, complementary colors, and analogous colors. The primary colors are red, yellow, and blue. Complimentary colors are the shades opposite on the color wheel to the primary colors. So complementary colors are: red and green, yellow and purple, and orange and blue. Analogous colors are the different shades of a specific color on the color wheel. They’re typically right next to the main color.
A common way to determine which Demi Corrector to use is by learning what the excess colors are in your skin causing the distraction. For example, while looking at a blemish, the automatic color most associated with it, is red. However, this is rarely the case. More often than not, if you look closely at a blemish’s tones, it actually has deeper and darker shades of red to it. Those deep, dark shades of red contain an excess of blue and purple. So in order to correctly neutralize a blemish with excess blue and purple, with an orange or yellow.
Demi color correcting is a makeup technique that involves using colors that are opposite on the color wheel to cancel out or neutralize certain skin discolorations, so selecting the colour is based on the color of the distraction, not your skin tone. Choose a color corrector that is opposite on the color wheel to the discoloration you want to correct. For example, green is opposite to red, so a green color corrector is used to neutralize redness. For dark circles, a peach or orange color corrector is used to neutralize the blue or purple undertones. If you want to correct some bluish-purple under-eye circles, these would likely be in the B1 shade on the wheel. If we look at the opposite side of the wheel, we see YO1. This means YO1 would be our perfect shade for color correcting. This will infuse your skin with a natural luminosity.
Demi Corrector Cheat Sheet
Seint Demi Colour Correctors can be tricky to use at first, but once you are able to correctly identify the excess colours showing through your skin causing a distraction you want to cover, using Demi colour correctors becomes really simple. So first identify the excess colour, then select the corresponding Demi colour that will neutralize it.
Excess Blue in skin tones will appear as a dark area. Often, it will appear ashy or muddy, even look dark purple. To correct excess blue, use a Demi colour with Orange(O) in it including: O1 and O3 are the most common used. However, there are other Demi shades with orange in them including: O5, O7, YO1, OY1, RO1 and OR1.
Excess Green will look brown on the skin and usually looks muddy and can even appear dark orange. Most often, excess green can be found in melasma, age spots, sun spots, and freckles. To cover green distractions, using Demi colours with Red(R) may work best including: R1, RO1, and OR1.
Excess Violet in the skin is typically referred to as “redness”. Excess Violet is both dark (like blue) and saturated (like red) because blue and red make violet. It typically appears in blemishes, rosacea, and broken capillaries. When you are colour correcting violet you will want to use a Demi colour with Yellow(Y) in it including: Y1, OY1, and YO1.
Excess True Red rarely appears on the skin, but when it does it appears hot, inflamed, even angry. It is seen most often in new blemishes, acne, and rashes. To correct red, the best colour to use is Green(G) including: G1, Y1nd O1 can also be combined because purple and blue often accompany red.
Excess Orange is a rare distraction colour to find but can be seen at the center of an untouched blemish or on fair skin tones. The Blue(B) B1 Demi colour works best to cover these orange distractions.
Excess Yellow is another distracting colour that can be found most often in bruising, melasma, and inner eye corner. For these types of distractions you can Demi colour correct with yellow using Violet(V) V1.
How to Apply Demi
It is very important to understand that Demi is to filter a spot or area treatment andOne thing that I can’t stress enough, is to only apply the Seint Demi Corrector to the color you’re correcting. For the best precision with your application, use the spot brush when applying Demi Correctors to a specific area of your face. Read all the details and instructions to best apply Demi Corrector in How to Use Seint Makeup to Cover Blemishes.
Seint’s Demi colour correctors used to filter istractions will disappear without leaving behind traces of excess makeup. There is truly no other makeup like this. The magic of Demi Correctors will leave your skin looking flawless.
Demi Correctors for Beginners
If you are a beginner to colour correcting and you just want a few Demi colours to get started, these are the four most common used for the distraction described:
- O1 and O3 for under eye darkness
- RO1 for melasma or sunspots
- YO1 for any redness, blemishes, and broken capillaries
If you have a deeper skin tone you may need a higher saturation level that is deeper in tone for example:
- O5 or O7 for under eye darkness
Note: the higher the number the higher the saturation level for deeper skin tones
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