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I don't have exact measurements since I just added more of whatever it was lacking until I got a good match.

I basically just mixed all of that together in a little jar I found on Amazon.If you want a more dewy formula, adding a satin finish eyeshadow would add a glow to the foundation. I was going for a matte texture and used a matte formula. The one in my formula is the NYX Hot Singles Eyeshadow in Psychedelic. Add your pigment! I couldn't find any pigments but I had some yellow green eyeshadows that I never thought I would use.Win-win!) This sunscreen did lighten the CC cream a bit but didn't correct the undertone. It gives the DIY foundation a great, truly matte texture (that can look a little flat and weird but I remedy that with some strategically placed highlighter-using up even more of my products. I added a sunscreen because I wanted this to be a two-in-one product for rushed mornings (which is every morning with me, it seems.) I used the Skinfood Gold Kiwi No Sebum Sun Matte SPF 35 PA+++ because I hate the texture on its own. Here, I'm working with the Yes to Grapefruit CC Cream in Medium. If it's too dark, you're going to need a white pigment or liquid. If it looks too ashy, you're going to need a darkening pigment. If it's too yellow/orange, you're going to need a red pigment to counteract the yellowness of the foundation. If it looks too red/pink, you're going to need a green pigment. Check to see what it makes your face look like. Grab your mismatched bottle of foundation/tinted moisturizer.