Pick your skin depth and undertone to get a curated shortlist of flattering lipstick and nail colors.
Every shade in the palette is tagged along several dimensions: undertone (cool, warm, or neutral), depth (how light or dark the shade is), colour family, and finish (like matte, cream, or shimmer) — your selections filter the full palette down to shades matching what you're looking for.
If a specific combination you've selected (say, a particular depth and undertone together) turns out to be sparse in the palette, the tool falls back to showing versatile shades for your selected undertone instead, rather than returning an empty or near-empty result.
The hex codes shown are the actual swatch colours displayed on screen — they represent that shade visually, but they aren't a guaranteed match to any specific retail product's SKU or formula, since actual makeup pigmentation can render slightly differently than a flat digital colour swatch.
By filtering the full palette against the undertone, depth, colour family, and finish you select — each shade in the palette is pre-tagged with these attributes, so your selections narrow down to matching shades.
The tool falls back to showing versatile shades for your selected undertone, so you still get useful suggestions rather than an empty result.
Not necessarily — the hex code represents the swatch colour displayed on your screen, which is a close visual reference, not a guaranteed match to a specific retail product's actual formula or finish.
Undertone (cool, warm, or neutral) describes the underlying tone beneath the visible colour, which affects how a shade complements different skin tones. Colour family (like red, pink, or berry) describes the visible hue itself — two shades can share a colour family but have different undertones.
