Light foundation help
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Jan 30, 2013
Sheila R.
I'm very light skinned (especially in the winter) my foundation is ivory it's light enough and it isn't noticeably darker then my skin...I feel like is doesn't cover up redness or pimples etc...I use the foundation, concealer, and powder if my face is just to light to get that flawless look without looking fake or is there Something I can use or do different..maybe it's just the kind I use idk..
Jan 30, 2013
Paisly H.
I asked a similar question, and lots of people recommended Revlon Colorstay ;)
Jan 30, 2013
Lily L.
illamasqua have good colors for very light skin but the two foundations of theirs i am familiar with(color rich and skin base) has long lasting formulas, so they are high coverage, but can look heavy if you are not careful in applying. have you considered getting a white-colored foundation to mix your normal color with? Illamasqua also does a white foundation, and so does MAC.
Lisa Eldridge did an amazing video a while back on covering blemishes without your whole face looking entirely cakey and covered up. Only do extra coverage on the spots you need coverage on, leave everything else light. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jwngbzv0gbY
Jan 30, 2013
Michelle T.
try dior skin nude xoxo
Jan 31, 2013
Tiffany D.
I am super fair too. I use clinque bb cream and it works super well and it is light and has great coverage. It is kinda pricey ( about $40) but it is really worth it
Jan 31, 2013
Sheila R.
Thanks !!