I am seeking light foundations online because since 2020 it is impossible to find something in store that doesn't make me look orange or tan. It's effectively color roulette if I order from Galaxus. Your "colour code+colour description" categorization does not solve the fact that every manufacturer has it's own color definitions. Ordering multiple manufacturer's foundations to judge their color and returning the rejects seems egregiously profligate.

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https://www.nachhaltigleben.ch/kosmetik... I would like to see a Galaxus article on this topic ? :-) and also that you would offer these "Free From" options in the selection criteria - thank you very much!!!

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I would like to shape my own acrylic nails... But what's the point if I can find different cutters but don't have the necessary equipment?

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Somehow, the sustainability filter doesn't seem to be that well-founded to me. Essence, for example, is not mentioned among the animal-free products, although it has the Cruelty Free label, which would qualify as a criterion according to Galaxus info. But to categorise Estée Lauder and Chanel products as sustainable seems rather daring to me, even if these companies may have some kind of label that qualifies for the category. That is certainly debatable!

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Unfortunately, the pictures (paint colour) on Galaxus differ quite a bit from the original! To avoid making a wrong purchase, I recommend visiting the manufacturer's website first. The colours are clearly visible there and several pictures are shown.

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