How To Test A Foundation

Foundation Application
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Choosing the right tone I have a cool, warm and neutral foundation all the same shade but different in tone.
I applied the three tones to the cheek,jaw and neck.
The warm tone is showing up too yellow on her skin due to her strong yellow tones found in her skin.
The cool tone is showing too much pink, it is not totally wrong but it is a little too pink.
Where are the neutral tone is blending and working with the tones on the face and the neck.
So my model would be best to use a neutral tone of foundation, as its equal parts yellow and pink. Both these tones are found in her skin so that's why the blended tone works.
Once again I have used three shade and I've applied all three to the cheek,jaw and neck.
My model face and neck is the same shade so she is going to pick the one that disappears which in this case is the middle shade. Blends from the face down the neck.
For a comparison I applied a darker shade to just her neck so her face and neck are two different shades
and I've reapplied three foundations,
The first shade blends with face but its too light for the neck
The darker shade is too dark for the face and for the neck
whereas the middle shade is darker on the face but blends with the neck
So if when we apply this foundation to the face it will blend with the neck and that is the look we are going for, a seamless effect from face to neck!