Sentence examples for shade range from inspiring English sources

Lancôme, too, has focused intensively on perfecting their new shade range.

Laura Lee, who has more than 4 million subscribers, took to Twitter with her disappointment over Tarte's shade range.

Renamed Skin Foundation Stick (£29), it lasts longer, looks natural, comes in a characteristically inclusive shade range, and is suitable for all skins.

Now, they've gone back to their roots with BarePro (£27), a medium- to full-coverage powder (this time pressed) in a characteristically inclusive shade range.

The shade range is almost there (it could and should go darker: plus ça change) and the colour doesn't alter as the day wears on.

AmazingConcealer, £19.50 I fell in love with this dense cover-all in the US, so I'm thrilled to see it launched here into M&S, albeit with a smaller shade range (more darker shades, please).

One of the other factors at play is that even if a brand extends its shade ranges, they may not always suit the skin tones of women of color — because of "undertones," which refers to the color underneath the skin's surface color.

Iron ions may give a shade ranging from bright yellow to brown [30].

The process of mordanting usually enhanced the performance of dye besides achieving a wide spectrum of colors on both natural and synthetic textile fibers having extended shade ranges associated with colorfastness properties (Kadolph and Casselman 2004).

The side effects of working with this shade ranged from sores to convulsions to, in many cases, death.

The color of the cuticle is often of variable shade, ranging from gray to verdigris to grass-green.