Leaked Skin Tone Cards

This material helps diagnose skin temperature and also helps customers choose the ideal foundation shade.

In this material, skin tones were classified using the Fitzpatrick Scale. The most famous classification of skin phototypes, created in 1976 by the American physician Thomas B. Fitzpatrick. He classified skin into phototypes from one to six, based on each person's ability to tan, as well as sensitivity and redness when exposed to the sun, as follows:

Type I - Pale white - Burns easily - Never tans

Type II - White - Burns easily - Tans very little

Type III - Light brown - Burns moderately - Tans

Type IV - Moderate brown - Burns little - Always tans

Type V - Dark brown - Rarely burns - Always tans

Type VI - Black - Does not burn - Highly pigmented

There are 4 skin tones: warm, cool, neutral and olive.

Product Information:

Support material for carrying out color analysis.

A4 size poster with hollow face shape.

300g coated paper.