Corrections

When a factual error is identified on blendandbuild, the article will be corrected, not deleted. A correction note will be appended to the foot of the article stating the nature of the amendment and the date it was made. This ensures the site’s record of information remains transparent and useful.

A substantive correction involves a change to a core fact that alters the practical advice or understanding of a technique, shade match, or product specification. This includes errors in a product’s key ingredients, a shade’s undertone classification, or a step in a documented application method. Minor typographical errors, such as a misspelt ingredient name where the context remains clear, are fixed silently.

Readers can report a suspected error by contacting the site. To facilitate a swift review, please provide the full article address and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect. For instance, specify the sentence stating “this shade system is suitable for olive undertones” or “this ingredient is not comedogenic.”

The editorial team aims to review and verify all reported errors within five working days. If a correction is warranted, it will be published promptly, and the note at the article’s foot will be updated accordingly.

For reference pages covering topics like ingredients or product specifications, facts are also updated when the external world changes, such as when a brand reformulates a product or discontinues a shade. In these cases, the page is amended to reflect the new reality, and a dated note is added to confirm the update was made to maintain current accuracy, not to correct a prior error.