[Neutral] Foundation Undertones

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Sierra Sky R.

Jan 8, 2013

Sierra Sky R.

Hey guys! I was wondering if there were any of you who are neither warm or cool toned, but neutral, like me? I have always struggled to find foundations that match me. I've always picked yellowy foundations, before I learned what undertones were. When I did learn of them, I bought cool foundations, which looked better, but still unnatural. Then I heard about how the L'oreal True Match foundation line carried neutral foundations, and I picked one up in an ivory shade. Perfect match! Now I'm eager to try more foundations to really find my holy grail foundation. But I haven't heard of any other lines that carry neutral foundations. Do any of you have suggestions as to what brands and lines I should look into?

Shinay W.

Jan 8, 2013

Shinay W.

I'm neutral as well, and a darker shade so I know how hard it is to find foubdation, loreal true match worked great for me as well and I've found IMAN, and Mac matchmaster to have the same perfect match to my skin, (:

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