General FAQs
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When you order, I will send you resources along your IIID Foundation beginner’s journey—still struggling? No problem, because we can do some troubleshooting and see if minor tweaks will have you loving your makeup. Lastly, Seint has a 30-day money-back or shade swap program; you can return it if it isn’t a match made in heaven.
Those tins look small, but the makeup is highly pigmented, so a little goes a long way.
IIID Foundation:
- Main Highlight – will last anywhere from 2-4 months, depending on how often you wear makeup.
- Camo Highlight (if you have one) will last 3-5 months, depending on use.
- Accent/Brightener Highlight – will last 4-6 months, depending on the frequency of use.
- Contour: will last 6-7 months, depending on the frequency of use.
- Lip & Cheek/Illuminators/Eyeshadows – up to a year, depending on usage.
Demi Correctors
A minimal amount of product is needed to correct/filter a distraction. One tin of a Demi Colour should last 8-12 months, depending on the frequency of use.
If you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase, return your item(s) within 30 days of receipt for a refund. Note: A $4.95 return shipping fee applies to all returns and shade swaps. Please review the policies below before you initiate your return to ensure your items qualify for a refund:
Are your products cruelty-free?
Yes.
Are your products gluten-free?
Yes.
Are your products vegan?
No, our products contain beeswax.
Does the makeup contain SPF?
No, our IIID Foundation does not contain SPF.
Are your products all-natural, organic, etc?
We use very high quality ingredients but we don’t feel comfortable using unregulated terms like “Non Toxic”, “Hypoallergenic”, “Non Comedogenic”, “Oil Free”, “All Natural”, “Organic”, “Mineral Free”, etc.
IIID Foundation FAQs
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For a deep dive, check my blog post: IIID Foundation for Beginners.
Here is the simplified version.
- MAIN HIGHLIGHT – much like your traditional foundation. It will match your skin tone the closest and will provide coverage.
- COLOR CORRECTOR/CAMO HIGHLIGHT – Not everyone will have one of these. A camo highlight can color-correct or create a more dimensional look. Maybe the lower half of your face is darker than the rest so you will get a slightly darker color for that part.
- BRIGHTENER/ACCENT HIGHLIGHT – used like your traditional concealer, bringing brightness and dimension to your face.
- CONTOUR – This color should be deeper than your natural skin tone and creates/accentuates the “shadows” on your face, giving dimension and a sculpt to your face.
- LIP & CHEEK – Yep! You can use these on your lips and cheeks to bring some beautiful color to your face.
- ILLUMINATOR – The traditional makeup world calls these highlights, but the word was taken, which is why we call them illuminators. These do illuminate and add a shimmer or glow to finish off the look.
You sure can! Many times oily skin is due to your skin being under-hydrated. It sounds crazy, but you are talking to a fellow oily skin girl. Cream makeup locks in natural moisture, unlike powder or liquid foundation. During the adjustment period, your skin will learn that it does not need to produce extra oil to hydrate itself and will stop overproducing oil. Yay!
Yes, Yes, Yes! Cream makeup does not set like regular makeup, so it moves with your skin throughout the day instead of settling into fine lines and wrinkles. Cream makeup is also very hydrating, which many ladies love as our skin tends to get drier as we age.
Demi Correctors
YES, You can!. You CAN use both lines on the same day on the same face; however, be careful layering Demi and IIID.
I use IIID Foundation on most of my face but use Demi under my eyes and on any acne or blemishes.
I have had good results layering demi correctors and foundation, but not in the traditional sense. I use a light layer of IID and then go in with Demi afterward (not before) to knock out any discoloration peeking through.
There are no rules in makeup. Play around and see what works for you!
IIID Foundation and Demi are both makeup products by Seint Beauty, but they are different.
I have a blog post about this topic if you want more info.
Demi Colour or IIID Foundation – which is the best for you?
IIID Foundation:
- More like a traditional foundation and makeup routine.
- Your IIID foundation consists of different colors of Highlights and Contour (depending on what you want). You use a paint-by-numbers system to put the shades on your face and blend for a dimensional look instead of one shade all over your face like a traditional one-color foundation.
- More options for different looks.
- IIID Includes highlight (aka foundation), contour, lip & cheek colors, illuminators, and bronzers.
- Light to full coverage depending on application and brush.
- Your highlight tins (main foundation) will last 2-3 months, depending on how often you wear makeup and your coverage preference.
- There is a slight learning curve while adjusting to cream products and a different way of putting on your makeup.
Benefits of IIID Foundation guide found HERE.
Demi Correctors
- Based on color theory.
- No need for primers, setting sprays, or powders if you are only using Demi.
- Each Demi Corrector tin will last you from 6 months to 1 year.
- There is a learning curve with Demi Correctors as they are different than your normal color correctors on the market.
- In order to get the BEST correction you need to figure out the color on your face your are correcting and which Demi Corrector will work best.
- Depending on your skin and makeup needs, Demi can be a stand-alone product or used with other makeup.
Benefits of Demi guide found HERE.
The matching process with Demi is relatively simple once you understand color theory and can see what color on your face you need to cover/filter (this is usually the most challenging part). You can check out my Demi Corrector Page to help guide you. I always recommend you reach out to me so we can ensure Demi is the right product for you.
Demi Correctors are a relatively straightforward concept if you understand color theory. The tricky part is learning to see what color is on your beautiful face so you know which corrector to use. The color blue or red is MUCH different on paper than on your skin.