Product: Graftobian HD Glamour Creme Foundation Super Palette - Inclusion Collection
Brand: Graftobian
Color: Multi
Inclusion Collection Palette, Inspired by DeShawn Hatcher. “Throughout my whole career I’ve wanted one Pro foundation palette that would represent the darkest to the lightest of shades for my beautiful clients of color. I am so proud to have Graftobian be the company I trust to create it. Use Butterscotch and Burnt Orange as color correctors. To contour deeper skin-tones use Nightfall mixed with any color on the bottom row. Use Lady Fair as a highlight but also as a mixer to lighten colors throughout the palette. Model Ankti is wearing Pecan (base) with Deep Xanthe Highlight and Pecan and Shadow Dance (mixed) as Contour. Celilo is wearing Butterscotch (base) Golden Sunset for warmth all over and Sunlit Linen (Highlight). L'ka is wearing Sunlit Linen (base) with Sunrise Flush & Lady Fair Mixed (highlight) and for warmth just a dash of Golden Sunset." -DeShawn Hatcher. DeShawn Hatcher is a make-up artist, educator, author and Guinness World Record holder as beauty director for the longest runway show. Hatcher’s work has appeared in Vanity Fair, WWD, Vogue Mexico, Harper’s Bazaar and Elle. Her clients include some of the most recognized faces in the world, top celebrities, Grammy winners, Hollywood royalty and world-class athletes. Hatcher’s book, Assisting Rules! The Ultimate Guide to Assisting Makeup Artists & Hairstylists in Beauty, Fashion & Print, helps explain the nuances of the industry, which she also discusses in her blog and YouTube channel.
Inclusion Collection Foundation Super Palette, Inspired by Makeup Artist DeShawn Hatcher.
Graftobian HD Glamour Cremes in a convenient Makeup Artist friendly 18 shade Palette
Go-to Palette for Makeup Artists working on people of color. Can be used as a Foundation, Corrector, and Contouring Palette.
Cremes blend together beautifully to quickly and easily create custom color matches.
Made in the U.S.A.!

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