what should I do about my foundation?

Nov 6, 2012

Kayla D.

This is my first post. So I've noticed recently that my foundation( worn above) is a slightly different color than my skin. But I can't figure out if its too light too dark or if I have the wrong tone/shade. Any suggestions??
( sorry if there's like ten pictures, I'm not sure how the pictures work)

Nov 6, 2012

Mary P.

Its too light, and your neck area should be the same color as your face so you don't look like a mask. What foundation do you use? go darker but not too dark, try cool tones, go to Mac & get matched, ask for a free sample, they will happily match you & give you a sample that usually last a few days. Its best to do that before you buy another full size bottle.

Nov 7, 2012

Amanda O.

it looks like you have pink under tones like me. which you need a foundation that has a pink tone and not yellow.did you put any foundation on your neck or just your face? it just looks like you have a yellow toned foundation.

Nov 7, 2012

Natise M.

You have pink undertones so you definitely want a yellow base foundation so it warms up your face & matches with the rest of your body. Definitely get color matched first so you can see it for yourself before you buy the foundation. I work in a makeup store so I hope this helped :)

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