Matching foundation to fake tan.

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Alyssa S.

Jul 20, 2014

Alyssa S.

For the past month or so I've been using the St.Tropez tanning mouse (because of I have very very fair skin naturally) in the white bottle on my body and have tried many tanners for my face including ones by the same brand and Clarins. But they either break me out like no tomorrow or don't match!
I'm looking for a drug store make up product that would work well to match my body! Any suggestions?

Fazila S.

Jul 21, 2014

Fazila S.

Loreal true match foundation has a nice color range I am sure you will find yours many makeup artists tan thr body but there face is paler than there body so you can match the foundation to your neck or chest area.

Alyssa S.

Jul 21, 2014

Alyssa S.

Thank you very much (:

Yanan L.

Jul 21, 2014

Yanan L.

I would say, go google it, but you can always go to the professionals.

Hannah B.

Jul 22, 2014

Hannah B.

You don't have to use foundation to fake tan. Check the lancome limited edition bronzer palette. It's huge! And you can actually use it for face and body. Apply on the face after your foundation it will give you a super natural tan look ^.^

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