foundation help! I'm so pale

Jan 18, 2013

Fiona J.

I like being pale not gonna lie, but I can't ever find the right foundation colour! I always go to the lightest shade and its usually to dark for me. Can anyone suggest a good company/brand that do foundation for pale people? Thank you xx

Jan 18, 2013

Carmen K.

Your can buy a white color foundation and mix it with another other that's too dark for you, be sure to only mix with similar formula. Many professional brands have white color to makeup artist can work with ANY complexion. Wish it helps.

Jan 18, 2013

Fiona J.

Okay thank youu!c

Jan 18, 2013

Florence H.

Im really pale and do what @Carmen K. Said it works!!

Jan 18, 2013

Jacquie W.

MAC

Jan 18, 2013

Shelly T.

^ As someone who is very pale herself, I disagree. While they recently released an NW10 in Studio Fix Fluid and Studio Fix Powder, and while you can get Full Coverage or Face & Body in white to mix, IMO, it's not enough. What about those who are NC10? Or NC/NW5? Or those who don't want to mix with a white foundation for whatever reason? Or those who want a different formula?

Illamasqua, Bobbi Brown, Kat Von D, Sleek, and NARS all go very light in their foundations. Maybelline Fit Me in #110 is also quite pale.

Jan 19, 2013

Fiona J.

Thank you Shelly x

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