colour · layer weight 1
Bronzing drops
Mixes into base instead of sitting on it.
Layer weight · A film is one continuous layer sitting on the skin. Layer weight is the 0–3 opacity this object adds.
The catalog behind every score on this desk is editorial estimate on a published scale, not laboratory measurement. The scale says what each number is supposed to mean and names an object holding each level, so a figure can be argued with — but no figure here was measured, and none carries a citation. The scale is published in full.
Fit against your current edit
34
consider · 44 of 52
50 is neutral: nothing known for it, nothing known against it. Everything above and below is listed under the score.
- The catalog prior flags more movement or patchiness pressure on oilier zones.
Evidence · signed weights (they add up to 34)
- +50 · Neutral start — Every product type starts here. Above 50 the model has more reasons for it; below, more reasons against.
- -8 · Coverage match — Delivers 10 against an assumed appetite of 30.
- -4 · Film cost — Every unit of modeled opacity load costs points.
- -3 · Sebum behavior — How this texture is modeled against combination skin — the desk's assumption, not your answer.
- -1 · Scale and rounding — Each weight is rounded to a whole point, and the score is held inside 0–100. This row is the difference, so the column adds up to the score the rest of the desk shows. It is not a reason for or against the product.
- Coverage delivery
- 10
- Sebum behavior
- -1
- Dry flex
- 1
- Minutes
- 1
Named formulas of this type
A type score above is about the type. It is not a measurement of any row below.
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Named examples · Mix a drop into any serum tint
96 houses seed examples. Houses are positioning notes, not rankings.