Foundation recommendations for a fading tan?

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Franki L.

Oct 14, 2015

Franki L.

So I have a problem that may be because I live in canada haha. I tan a lot in the summer and get pale in the winter because I don't tan or spray. I am having trouble with foundations becAuse my summer color is way to dark now and I am not into my winter color yet. Does anyone have suggestions for a cheap foundation or something that would blend well as I loose my tan?

Aurora S.

Oct 14, 2015

Aurora S.

Perhaps just get the same foundation in your regular winter color if you know it and mix the two until you can go without the summer color.

Sara R.

Oct 14, 2015

Sara R.

Hahah I have the exact same Canadian problem. I've been mixing my foundations lately and although the colour is still a bit dark, it works decently. I'm trying to hold out till my skin reaches its normal colour.

Franki L.

Oct 14, 2015

Franki L.

Yes me too. This morning I mixed three together just to get close. I guess I will just try and hold off until it goes to normal.

Mai O.

Oct 15, 2015

Mai O.

Or if you don't absolutely want full coverage maybe a bb cream would help?
other than that loreal true color and maybelline fit me have a good range of color in fondation, decent pricings and work great for me :)

Franki L.

Oct 18, 2015

Franki L.

That is a great idea. Thanx guys.

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