Demystifying Fair Olive Makeup | What is Olive Undertone & Recommendations

[@jennyelledge566]

Thanks Rachel for adding your voice to the complexities of skin tones. For myself, I find that even neutral tones of foundation still looks pink on my face. I’ve been at it for a decade, so, I welcome the beauty industry to add in a fourth category. As well, I don’t think it needs to be an either, or situation. I ask the beauty industry to do a yes, and. Yes, do deeper tones well, AND serve the fair to light olive tones as well. Thanks for your thoughts!

[@RachelEllenRose]

Love and appreciate your take! An AND situation would be such a wonderful beauty world!!!!♥️

[@IdzieDesmarais]

Appreciate your thoughts! I have started referring to my skintone as fair-light olive, because finding olive forums online and creators who talk about what works for them with green in their undertones was SO helpful for me in finally finding complexion products that were a decent match for me! Though my current best match foundation is described as a neutral (Nars light reflecting in gobi), most neutrals pull peach or pink on me. While gobi is a good shade match, I am having some issues with formula (melts off my face in the summer) and packaging (the pump is leaking like crazy) so I think I'm going to try About Face's new foundation in fair olive (which from online swatch comparisons I've seen looks like the same depth as gobi, just with a bit more green), and see how that goes... I'm also becoming increasingly unimpressed with the whole seasonal analysis thing, not only is it a huge industry right now as you say, it's also one which seems to rely on convincing people that they're incapable of judging for themselves what they like, as if they can't be trusted to develop their own tastes, experiment, and find what works for them. You don't need experts telling you what you can and cannot wear in order to develop a personal sense of style (in fact, I think it can be detrimental). Anyway tldr aside, you bring up interesting topics!!

[@RachelEllenRose]

Love this! I'm always torn by the benefit of SEO and feeling boxed in to a word or phrase lol I do love finding community though! Yes, I can make NARS shades work but I've never found a true neutral in their complexion range. Sigh, I wish it was more straightforward but I'm sure we'll get there!! Agree, I think i revolt against feeling boxed in or being told what to do so that's probably a lot of my eagerness to get away from color analysis 😂

[@femmefairandfatigued]

Super appreciated your reminder about not falling into the trap of chasing perfection! And also your callout on thinking about who profits from the whole seasonal analysis frenzy.

[@RachelEllenRose]

Awe I’m so glad!! If there’s one thing I hope my channel can be it’s that!!♥️♥️ yes I love color theory but no need to spend hundreds to understand it!♥️♥️

[@jennyelledge566]

Colors that I find works well on light olive… about face has a fair and light olive shade. Basma stick foundation in shade 35 disappears on my face. Blush: westman atelier in Mimi and Kjaer Weiss in inner glow are lovely. My go to eyeshade is Bobbi Brown melting point. I usually use some lipgloss or desaturated balms for lips.

[@RachelEllenRose]

Love Mimi!!! Now I need to check out BB melting point 😄

[@jennyelledge566]

@@RachelEllenRosemelting point is not as pink as it looks on the website. It actually looks more like a lighter version of heat ray.

[@RachelEllenRose]

I’m even more intrigued bc the hourglass shade didn’t look quite right on me so maybe this can be my version of that!!

[@MediocreAtBest_Ginafer]

Im fair olive and from only exclusively Mediterranean decent (italian). im also blonde hair blue eyes 🇮🇹 people need to know not all Mediterranean are medium or darker...

[@RachelEllenRose]

Agree! I’m typically the lightest shade in every range and the green tint to my skin is undeniable especially when held up to other fair skin tones❤

[@euro_babe]

I'm turkish and smoke fair olive as well. but I still don't know if I'm warm or cool olive. my foundations are too yellow so I add a blue corrector to it and it matches perfectly

[@tomjones2157]

@MediocreAtBest_Ginafer We understand! 😊

[@maeganmchugh]

I need to revisit the color theory video!

[@RachelEllenRose]

I miss having the energy to put into a video like that. I still dream about that rainbow slick eye 😂😂♥️

[@Rodismymuse82]

I have recently started looking into fair olive . My main go to is MAC NC15/NC20. However I’ve tried different undertones, see I have Mediterranean ancestry . I have a full Spanish grandmother and a full Portuguese grandmother. My grandfathers were a mix of English, Scottish, Irish, French, and welsh. Long story short pink undertone foundation goes gray on me. Neutral foundation if balanced enough can work, but most of the time they pull peach or orange, and yellow foundations can work, but even the yellow is noticeable on my neck. I do find that shades described as a light beige neutral with golden undertones is the best I have found. However I am intrigued by olive undertones and wonder if the reasons the other three undertones pull too peach or grey tinge my skin is because I have olive skin tone . I talked with someone at Mac who said their NC shades have some olive base to it. She said I could wear NC15 (fair beige with golden undertone) with a bit of the powder foundation in nc20 to cancel some yellow out. She said nc 20 has more olive in it. Anyway I might want to try a true fair olive shade to test to see if why I’m having trouble with undertones may be because I’m actually olive.

[@RachelEllenRose]

I love this!! Yes seeing comments say neutrals pulled to pink or yellow is exactly my same experience and why I wish neutral would be TRULY neutral!! I’d love to see us be able to narrow down the definition of neutral and olive so when brands start making shades they can fit as many people as possible bc it does seem so difficult. 😥 it’s such a nuanced conversation which is why I think it’s a difficult one and why I don’t like to label myself bc I don’t want to add more mud to the water but I definitely have some green and have struggles finding good shade matches but am pretty happy with the ones I’ve been able to find thankfully-I hope you can find a good match too!

[@TracyD2]

NC 25/30 pull peach/orange respectively on me. They say that undertone is golden beige but my green skin brings out the peach in it. It’s strange. The somewhat newer C shades might work better for some olive undertones. It’s more yellow leaning. Even though I’m not a strong yellow undertone, now that I’m older (58) it’s more flattering and brightening on me ( put a pin in that for later) I find for me Asian beauty matches very well if they have shades dark enough. Most of the time I mix in green or several foundations to get anything right. Enough about me. The new about-face foundation looks promising though. The subreddit OliveMUA and Fairolive are helpful for swatches and recommendations. Rituel De Fille has nice blush shades very different from what you see out there. Also I find contours work best as bronzers.

[@KhadijaBey-g9c]

Kosas is a good brand.

[@TheGardeningArtist]

First of all thank you so much for this great video. I’m sticking with neutral as I’m a fair olive leaning cool. It’s so hard to find the perfect foundation. I prefer skin tints and light coverage. All warm foundations look yellow on me and all cools look super pink on me. So I have to stick to neutral. I can use neutral cool foundations though. If I add green to warm foundations I can use them too but it’s not ideal. On a side note. Today I put on the dark purple shade out of my old too faced chocolate palette on my eyes and it turned a dark charcoal grayish color. I know the color of my skin plays a part in the color not looking dark purple. I just thought it was interesting.

[@bschroer6216]

Rituel de Fille! I just tried their 3 drop serum foundation, they offer an olive/gold in several shades! You can get a sample set of 3 shades for $15. I have cool undertones with a yellow/gold overtone and rosacea. Just in case anyone is interested in another brand recommendation. Btw- I love the inclusion discussion in this video!

[@RachelEllenRose]

Oooh! I’ve yet to try their products but even the blushes hit so many colors that seem like they’d be so suited to neutral or olive undertones and muted people too! I’m so glad you enjoyed! I hope the inclusion and anti-perfectionism is heard. Not my intent to ever exclude or undermine someone’s experience!♥️♥️♥️

[@kr3642]

I have fair olive skin, and i find that black and pure white look awful on me when im not tan.

[@French-Kiss24]

Try softening the colors. Try charcoal and off white. Black and white are very cool and very bright. I’ve found backing off off very bright colors has been great for me. Not super muted, just softened a bit.

[@RachelEllenRose]

Also don’t forget to add colors with the black! If we’re talking clothes adding some colored accessories in the mix will help and also agree on using off whites and charcoals that have the right undertone-it can be tricky but when you find them I promise you’ll see it! Happy color testing!❤️❤️

[@eeeeeeeeee10]

I’m pale olive and my entire wardrobe is black, I’m goth so… it works. Haha

[@profesorahb]

I love everything about this video! Such a great conversation ♥️

[@RachelEllenRose]

Awe thank you! So glad you enjoyed it♥️♥️♥️

[@mamashiraz]

I haven’t worn foundation in decades. I hated putting it down my neck because I never found one that matched. I did find that a Morphe olive foundation was a perfect match but it’s Matt and my skin is a desert. I did find a bb cream and added a green adjuster but gave up on it when I starting having allergic reactions to everything. I would love to find something for special occasions and because I want to start pampering myself again. Love your channel!🙂 🫒

[@mistytells]

My legs are pale green, my arms are dark green and my face is light green. lol. Life wasn’t this annoying when I had a deep tan. Then, I stopped going in the sun about three years ago.

[@RachelEllenRose]

a nice tan is always enticing but as i've aged i just burn so i feel the pain! sun protection > tanning always haha

[@smaganas]

Same!!! I stopped going in the sun and Eveyone thought I started looking jaundice with the wrong wardrobe on. Now I am more mindful of what colors I wear and I try to take pictures with other olive skinned people 😅

[@French-Kiss24]

Light olive skin with dark hair. I’ve found that NARS does a good job with neutral foundation. Also their Dulce Vita blush works well. Milani, when you can find it has a nice neutral eyeshadow palette called Everyday Eyes in #01 Must have Neutrals.

[@tomjones2157]

@French-Kiss24 Dolce Vita works so well for me too! I have very fair bright olive skin that leans slightly yellow. I don't suit desaturated shades like many pale olives.

[@RachelEllenRose]

I’ve never tried the dolce vita blush but I love the lip product in that shade it’s a perfect red without being too red! I find I can flex between saturated and desaturated *if* the color is right and it’s within a certain range of saturation. Basically in the details of the nuance 😅

[@tomjones2157]

I'm very fair bright warm olive and can not have any muted shades or I look muddy grey green. Neutral shades look ashen greige or orange on me. Not sure if you are aware fair olive is not exclusively muted skin tones, but can be clear/ bright like Bright Winter (if a bit more cool) & Bright Spring (if a bit more yellow leaning). And some with a balance of blue and yellow wear the warmest bright winter shades and the coolest bright spring shades. It would be interesting to see what is in common and what differences are between muted and bright Fair Olives. For example I can't wear the silvery green eyeshadow you are wearing in the video, but a brighter more saturated golden olive green I can wear. Sephora 12 hour retractable waterproof eyeliner in #12 Shimmer Green is a good example of a more saturated similar green.

[@RachelEllenRose]

I think you’d enjoy my color theory video bc we dive into contrast and things! Maybe I’ll sit with this for a moment and revisit to expand further bc this is the fun of it all colors are infinite and that includes this nuance as well! This is why I love colors 😆 thank you for including this!!

[@barbieojeda454]

I remember my sister trying to help me find a color match inside Sephora years ago (I was a beauty newbie), and she was stumped. I removed her saying I was this weird in between. Nothing seemed to match me well. Wondering if maybe I’m a fair olive as well. I’m becoming increasingly convinced. I’ve always stuck with a neutral because it’s always been closest. Ive only ever used Elf, Elate Beauty, Salt New York, and Tarte for my concealers. Foundation I still kind of struggle with a little. Haven’t found the one yet, but I’ve been using Elate even though it’s a little cooler on me. Still searching for the perfect nude. I purchased from Moira, so fingers crossed. Good video! Thanks for posting.

[@barbieojeda454]

Remember *

[@RachelEllenRose]

The in store match is so hard!! I haven’t tried but have heard reallly great things about the new about face foundation and its neutrals and olive shades and it’s not Lisa Eldridge pricing 🫣😂 Brands seem to struggle with neutral too but the brands I mention I think do neutral well enough to suit my fair olive skintone! Also refy new concealer is a good neutral now that rose Inc is up in the air! Let me know how Moira goes it’s been on my list to try forever!!! ♥️♥️ thank you for being here!! It means the world!

[@Sweet_T713]

Rose inc 2n is the best fair olive shade I’ve found but on Sephora it’s out of stock

[@RachelEllenRose]

Rose Inc is so good at the neutral shades!!! I talk about it briefly in my empties but since they’ve been bought out and taken out Of Sephora I’m so scared for what come next 🫣 I can’t find a concealer as good as rose Inc 😭

[@NiinaSKlove]

I’m a fair olive, and I struggle to find red nail polishes that won’t make my skin look weird. If there’s too much yellow in it, it doesn’t look good also, if there’s too much blue in it, it also doesn’t look good on me. Anyone got some suggestions for a red nail polish that goes well with fair olive skin tone?😅😅

[@RachelEllenRose]

Oooh ok so I don’t recall any of the reds I wore when I was getting my nails done professionally. But I’ve been using dazzle dry recently and the shade CEO is a gorgeous deeper red (not a bright red) and it’s very pretty on my complexion if that’s helpful!

[@breathwiththay]

I love love love your content so much!!!

[@RachelEllenRose]

Awe THANK YOU this means the world to me♥️

[@aliciahammond7912]

I've been fascinated by color analysis for a decent 3 years now. Obviously, the trend blew up enough for me to even notice it, lol. I'm an artist and have always played with color in my work. My goal with learning about color analysis is to simply train my eye at seeing colors better and as a photography artist you can see why I'm so fascinated with color analysis since it plays on alot of light illusions. I also don't agree with the idea that color analysis is THE authority on our colors. I think it keeps us from exploring and expressing ourselves properly by being free to do whatever we want with color. I think color analysis is a great tool in understanding how color theory works on the human body, but it's not the final stage. It very possibly creates this stagnancy in a person's personal creative expression because of how easy perfectionism can squeeze itself into our mindsets. It goes against everything I stand for as an artist. Thanks for making this video. It's hard to find content that talks about the nuances. ✌️

[@RachelEllenRose]

I've loved this comment and read it several times, and apologies I'm just now responding. I think that was my main point and I'm so happy it resonated with you. It's not that I don't want inclusive shades for everyone but there's so much nuance in color, hence why we don't have great definitions on what neutral or olive is for a shade range. I love learning color theory and training my eye as well and that was my advice in my color theory video! I think we are color loving soul friends! 😂 I remember first learning about color analysis b/c of my mom and her friends going through the consults and such in the 80s/90s, and it so interesting to see things make the rounds again but always with added info, so the evolution continues!

[@nadinerosenblatt2763]

I'm in the UK and cannot get most of the brands you mention. As a light/medium olive I find it really hard to get the right shade of anything here as the shade ranges aren't so diverse as the USA , and olive doesn't seem to exist at all, only warm, cool or neutral. Even MUAs don't seem to get it - they try to put me in "bright" shades to "warm me up" though I have a warmish skin tone with an olive undertone = neutral so far as I'm concerned - it's the olive that makes me look a bit sickly sometimes, especially in our English grey weather. I just the bought The Balm Desert to use as blush/bronzer on your recommendation - it's fab, I''ve already bought a back-up - thank you so much!

[@harvestcheddar0]

My dad had dark olive skin with black hair and I have fair olive skin with dark hair and eyes. He was born in Sicily and has north African/levant ancestry. My mom is Irish with blonde hair and blue eyes. I’m basically her shade with his undertone. It’s been so hard to find foundations that match. I really don’t think I’ve ever found a perfect match.

[@RachelEllenRose]

I think complexities in skin tone are truly fascinating!! I love that you’ve delved into this too-I hear you on matching! I don’t know if I’ve ever found a perfect match either but some that I can make work. The colors are so vast that when I zoom out I’ve settled for good enough, and while in a perfect world we’d all have perfect matches, maybe one day we’ll be able to do custom color matching! I’d love to see that become commercial and across brands so we could have our favorite formulas in our perfect shade! I’m still holding out for true neutrals too which seems to be elusive 😂

[@sarahmilano9274]

I see others with warmer pale skin. Never have I seen a creator and saw my skin tone before seeing you. We are a dead match unless the camera is messing with the color. I use tends fair cool products and it’s the closest match I have ever found. Korean makeup does a good job of lots of undertones in light shades

[@sarahmilano9274]

Also want to mention I have medetranian and European ancestry hence my color combo

[@sarahmilano9274]

Yensa beauty is what I use. I wear fair cool and it’s amazing

[@RachelEllenRose]

Ahh I love a skin twin! Korean and Japanese make up is on my list to try I’ve heard nothing but great things and the prices are right! I’ll take any and all Rex’s too ♥️♥️♥️

[@chaqillenikita748]

Hi Rachel, new subscriber here! 😊 I really enjoyed this video, and I think I’m also gonna enjoy going through your back catalogue (which I’m gonna do right now 😄) Chaq

[@RachelEllenRose]

Ahhh hello! and welcome! thank you for subscribing and I hope you enjoy the rest!!

[@katriarch22]

light warm olive, Wet'n'Wild Mochalicious lipstick is my HG, dabbed for a natural look and full swipe for a darker lip

[@RachelEllenRose]

Need to check this out!!👀 thank you!

[@cj-gunn]

well said 👏

[@DanielleCleary]

Watching this right away i thought we were skin twins which I don’t see someone as fair as me without being albino very often. I always assumed I was cool toned because I always have trouble pulling warm and am always the lightest shade or second lightest shade and now I’m just confused lol. All I know no matter what I never can find my shade for foundation or powders especially

[@RachelEllenRose]

This is how my journey went until I help my arm up to another person who was the same depth as me (paper lol) and the green and yellow really popped out!! I've found fairly good matches but it's hit or miss and a lower coverage usually has been more forgiving, we need better neutrals in shades!!

[@computeredfemale]

Im also very very fair olive, mediterranean, though. I think I have a cool, blue undertone and a warm, yellow overtone. Color seasons are confusing because despite my cool leaning skin (i think?) my eyes are hazel and my hair is brown with warmish tone to it. Ive always been unconciously drawn to winter shades, though. For makeup and lipstick (clothes too) my go to shades are deep and saturated, but not overly bright, berries, plums and straight up purple lipstick or deep neutral maroons. I love magenta and fuchsia as well, although its a bit more contrasting rather than harmonious lol. I want to try out coral lipstick, like MAC Vegas Volt, but I dont know if i can pull it off, honestly. Baby Pinks make me look super green but oranges wash me out. I dont believe in color analysis either. Color theory is real, but the whole color anyalisis industry is NOT the same thing! Sheer lipsticks are great and the most easy to pull off in my opinion but I personally love a daring lip color, dark, colorful or textured (frosty). My favorite gloss ever is NYX Cranberry Pie, though. The perfect berry I dont own foundation because of how hard getting a shade match is, but the one concealer i have I was finally able to start using it after buying a Blue pigment so that It matches my olive skin every time i want to use it instead of it looking too pink. Its a gamechanger! And it feels good to use up product instead of letting it waste

[@tlanni]

Which shade in the sculpt bronzer by make up by Mario ??

[@RachelEllenRose]

I wear shade light!

[@CatKim2]

I have had the same thought about the perfectionism and inequality with one particular content creator. One can run the risk of being way too self-focused. Also, when I go to Sephora, a lot of the foundation tones run yellow (even supposedly cool tones), so I often wonder who they're formulating these tones for. Maybe your point about a true neutral would solve a lot of these problems. I've also noticed that tones that look good on my fair, cool-toned skin often look good on people with olive skin as well. Any idea why?

[@mistytells]

I’ll be buying Boldhue, btw.

[@comediancircus]

do you happen to still remember what eyeshadow shade you were wearing in this video? I love the slightly green but still very neutral appearance of it!

[@RachelEllenRose]

I do! It’s from the ABH Rose Metals palette and it’s the shade Haze. This is not my favorite palette formula wise but I’ll keep it around just for that shade 😂 I’d love to dupe it for a single with a better formula tbh (this palette just breaks easily)

[@comediancircus]

@@RachelEllenRose thank you so much for the quick reply!! it looks so nice! Probably it will look totally different on me, but I'll try to see if I can swatch it in store somewhere! and I totally have palettes like that as well, where I'm not completely sold on the palette but one or two shades are so nice that it makes up for the rest a little !

[@TracyD2]

The blush shades that a lot of companies put out are truly awful in my opinion and it’s always the same 5/6 colors. People pile that stuff on and well it’s just not for me. I don’t see anyone in real life like that. To each their own. Rant over. Heck yes on swatching videos.

[@RachelEllenRose]

I agree 1000% it’s gotten a smidge better but there’s such a long way to go. Idk why neutral colors are so hard! Swatching is coming!!♥️

[@erinsnook8537]

Please do series videos!

[@RachelEllenRose]

Will do! ♥️

[@tigre9271]

I have so much to say about this subject but I don't have time now. BUT , just wanted to recommend ALEXANDRA ANELE on KZbin. She is FAIR OLIVE and has tons of recommendations. She could be your skin twinsey.

[@CarmenKaamos]

I have always worn the palest neutral shade. I was excited to try Ilia's light warm olive shade but it did not work for me. Too much of the wrong green for me.

[@RachelEllenRose]

That’s what makes me nervous about olive shades! What type of green and how much?! 😂 I’ve heard the newer about face foundation does olive well and I really want to swatch it.

[@CarmenKaamos]

@@RachelEllenRose Shiseido used to make a muted avacado color corrector, maybe 15 years ago. It was a stick and I would put it over my whole face and wear it under my foundation. The color worked so well that I could use it to neutralize redness and not need to cover it with foundation or concealer. Most of the green color correctors I see on the market now look neon green in comparison.

[@RachelEllenRose]

Ooh I’m about to go down a rabbit hole bc I agree the color correctors are so bright and literal which doesn’t make sense to me 😅

[@monicageorgson4870]

Olive the things

[@RachelEllenRose]

Hahahaha the best comment 💚😂

[@brunom72]

omg...those eyes 💥!!

[@RachelEllenRose]

You’re always so kind 🥰♥️

[@Crow9396]

It's not about perfection. I haven't even been able to find "acceptable" as a fair olive. Everything looks like I'm wearing a yellow, pink, gray, or orange mask. No, conversations about fair olive skin don't overshadow conversations about deeper skin. There's space for everyone. Business people who are smart know there's money to be made by tapping into niche and underrepresented markets.

[@RachelEllenRose]

Appreciate your perspective and hope you find a shade match! ❤️

[@nataliebroussard8275]

Kosas

[@JadedGenXer]

Bingo, " be carefull of the beauty content your watching " . She speaks the truth! The vidoe i watched befor this one tried to sell their colour matching system they developed by saying if you wear the wrong shade of green it will make you ill, not look ill, it will effect your actual health because colour has energy 😂😂 I personally know a few people that would belive that other videos nonsense. 1 of them is flat earther and would rather take her chance's at cooking their kids brain with measles than " catch autisum " 🙄 . Their lovely but can be a sweet summer child around sudo sciency stuff but she is kind to kids and animal. Yeah, be careful of the media you consume as some of it is McDonald's for the brain and some of it can be like drinking your own waste while taking my magic potion because your body will filter out the harmfull toxins and its organic 😂😂😂 Pfft, the wrong colour green if you have fair olive skin will make you sick, buy my colour swatches 😂😂😂 If people are selling, remember they are selling their own narrative on youtube and there are some dodgy used cars sales types on here.. Anywho.. I see with from that first scale you had shown im like a number 2 on the fair scale, but i dont burn, more like the sun reflects off me and it burns your skin..i can tan but 1, i dont want skin cancer kiving in Australia and 2, it takes alot to get a tan , i put that down too being mixed race but im hella white like my maltese/french mother but she burns like a lobster. My skin is diffent to her's. I've had to mix my own foundation to get the right tone ever since I started wearing makeup decades ago after the tragic start thinking i can buy a good shade off the shelf so ill be looking for the brands you mentioned... thanks Things either look to gray, to golden or to pink on my skin without being tinkered with and ive tried being professionally matched so many times but at the end of the day no matter how expensive the brand may be, if they dont have your shade, they are still going to try to sell you what they have.

[@kayrakhan1950]

this video reawakened the socialist in me because why was i ready to buy every foundation ever

[@RachelEllenRose]

I loled reading this. It’s so tempting to try to find perfection and I’ve fallen into the trap many a times! Now I’m going with what I like and sticking to it whether it’s internet approved or not 😆

[@kayrakhan1950]

@ my new years resolution is finding that thing i like😭😭 let me live vicariously through you

[@RachelEllenRose]

@kayrakhan1950 ah we’re on a similar journey this year! You’ve got this!

[@judithholder2537]

"Because there's two meanings." You are too sharp for this common mistake. The correct is "There are. . ." when using plurals. Just a reminder, because you know this. ONWARD! (Every effort toward educating each other helps for clarity, precision of expression.)

[@RachelEllenRose]

Appreciate the sentiment here. You won’t find much precision on my channel, especially in this calendar year, as I was working through a lot of brain fog among other things-just offering perspective in case you haven’t seen other videos. I’d love to be perfectly eloquent, but this channel is not one of perfection. 💜

[@judithholder2537]

@RachelEllenRose I cannot detect any brain fog whatsoever. Brava!