Naked Skin Weightless Foundation color.

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Emily V.

Aug 21, 2016

Emily V.

Hi everyone!!
I know that you can't guarantee a color match through photos alone, but this is about the best help that I can get, as my anxiety makes it too hard for me to actually go to the store and get matched (uhg). I am the shade "Desert Beige" in Estée Lauder Double wear. I have a yellow undertone. Which shade of the Naked Weightless foundation do you recommend?? I've attached a phone of me in natural light with no filter.

Jacqueline H.

Aug 22, 2016

Jacqueline H.

If you wear 2N1, you'd most likely wear shade 3 in the Urban Decay naked skin.

Kiran T.

Aug 22, 2016

Kiran T.

I agree with Jacqueline! Shade 3.0 would be just right.

Jenni L.

Aug 22, 2016

Jenni L.

The.0 are warm toned and the.5 are cool. I wear 3.5 and it's a great match. I agree that 3.0 would be good; 2.0 is very light.

Emily V.

Aug 22, 2016

Emily V.

Thank you very much!! I was thinking either 2 or 3, but I wasn't really sure!!

Sabrina K.

Aug 22, 2016

Sabrina K.

I use shade 2.0 and in your picture I kinda think you look lighter than me :/ I havent used the EL but when I enter all my matches into findation.com it tells me I would be a 1w1 bone which is lighter then dessert beige - So I would agree with Jacqueline that you are proberbly a shade 3 :)

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