Dermablend: how can I find the proper shade?

Feb 10, 2013

Patricia M.

I would like to purchase some Dermablend to use on stage for burlesque. This would be primarily to even out any spots or possible "nip slips" over the edge of my pasties. One problem: I am SUPER PALE. If you click my photo you'll see this. I have a yellow undertone, but it is very slight. I'm like printer paper. Help!! What shades should I try to sample? I can wear Covergirl Clean liquid foundation in ivory and Trueblend liquid foundation in 405.

Feb 10, 2013

Meg T.

I am very pale too with a yellow undertone and I couldn't find a dermablend color to work for my skin tone unfortunately. For heavy duty camouflage I use the kat Von d concealer and on the cheap side hard candy glamoflage is great. They make concealer in the color very light and it's perfect.

Feb 10, 2013

Patricia M.

Thank you! I can honestly use drugstore brand, but Dermablend is considered the go-to for stage (and film), so I thought I would try it. I'll check out your recommendations. Also, I love your photo! Great work.

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