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Jacy B.

Jan 16, 2013

Jacy B.

Anyone with really fair skin have a foundation suggestion? I have a really hard time finding a color that matches without looking like I'm a corpse ;) Looking at Estee Lauder, maybe, but any suggestions or experiences appreciated!

Mariah G.

Jan 16, 2013

Mariah G.

The only foundation that has ever been light enough for me is from Revlon Colorstay in 110 ivory. It's the lightest one they have, luckily it matches me perfectly.

Kendall H.

Jan 16, 2013

Kendall H.

My skin never matches up to any foundation. I use Clinique. I have actually mixed up a little of mine and a little of my mothers and it turned out perfect.. How ever I started using powder and that blends it in very well 

Tashina M.

Jan 16, 2013

Tashina M.

I am so pale. Nars make a couple of very very fair shades in their sheer matte and sheer glow. Siberia is the lightest and that is the first time I had a foundation that was too light. Revlon colorstay 110 ivory is too dark and too pink for me. It's very pink. MUFE Mat Velvet in shade 15 or 20 are very pale and I mix them together to get my shade. I also use UD naked skin foundation. .5 is the lightest and it is the darkest foundation I own but it still works for me because it blends so easily and so perfectly. 

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