Best Foundation for Pale Skin.

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Cait C.

Jul 26, 2013

Cait C.

Hello Everyone,

I'm sure you can tell by my title exactly what I want to ask! I was wondering what is the best foundation for pale skin? I currently wear MAC Studio Sculpt in NC15 (NC10 in winter). I can't use products with a yellow undertone because it makes me look orange and sometimes sick.

While I like the shade and the consistency, I don't like how the product seems to accentuate fine lines around the mouth and eyes. This may be an issue with how I apply the product however. So any product or application suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Dana H.

Jul 26, 2013

Dana H.

How much coverage are you looking for?

Cait C.

Jul 26, 2013

Cait C.

Medium coverage is what I usually shoot for.

Sydneydale A.

Jul 26, 2013

Sydneydale A.

Illamasqua does an incredible range of shades. Even a white to mix in and balance!

Cait C.

Jul 27, 2013

Cait C.

I also prefer Matte finish when it comes to foundation. When it comes to application style switch it up. Sometimes I use my beauty blender, other times I use a combination of a foundation and stippling brushes.

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