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Feb 20, 2015
Henda S.
I need help with foundations I can't pick one that matches my skin tone.
Feb 20, 2015
Riff W.
I'm not sure if you're on a tight budget or not but you can go to a sephora store or anywhere that they let you test makeup and ask them to match you. If you can afford it, take a picture of the color and try to find an affordable one that's close or exactly like that shade.
Feb 20, 2015
Josii c.
If you can, go to sephora and get matched with their little skin ID thing, if not what I do is use the little testers (or just open the first bottle if it doesn't have a seal) and swatch it on my jaw. You could also go on findation.com and find matches