A good foundation for pale girls.

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Rachele H.

Mar 18, 2013

Rachele H.

I am in need of some serious help! I can not seem to find a foundation that is light enough for my skin! I have tried Mac, MUFE, Loreal, etc. right now I am trying the Cover Girl true match but I have a feeling that it will turn out looking orange just like all the others. Please list all the brands you know that have super light color ranges. *Also I am more of a neutral base, not really yellow and not pink, thanks!

Missy P.

Mar 18, 2013

Missy P.

Revlon's first four Photo Ready foundation shades are super fair. The Body Shop also has some really good fair ones.

Emma T.

Mar 18, 2013

Emma T.

Naked Skin by urban decay. Trust me I'm pale and it works great for me.

Kelsey V.

Mar 18, 2013

Kelsey V.

Nars Sheer Glow has a shade called Siberia- it's pretty light!

Elle H.

Mar 18, 2013

Elle H.

I agree with Kelsey - I use nars "Siberia" and I am as white as snow (see attached photo) - can't exaggerate it enough! and I also use Illamasqua foundtion - high quality, decent priced, ranging from pure white foundations to dark. "dainty doll" sell foundations EXTREMELY pale as well, and Bobbi Brown go pretty light too.

Anna T.

Mar 18, 2013

Anna T.

Dainty Doll and nars sheer glow. Also, Chanel's vitalumiere gets pretty light but its an investment.

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