Makeup ideas/tips for pale skin?

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Sonya D.

Sep 21, 2013

Sonya D.

I have no idea what are the makeup do's/don't's for pale skin are! I have pale skin (alabaster) with pink undertones.. Its hard finding products right for it :/ thanks for any help!

Ava B.

Sep 21, 2013

Ava B.

I feel you, I'm also really pale, here's what I've learned throughout the years...
-Instead of using a bronzer, use a darker foundation powder, two to three shades darker.
-Eyeshadow colours that are light, look a lot darker on pare skin rather than on tan skin, so use a white base underneath to bring out those colours.
-Get your eyebrows matched to a brow powder professionally.
-Blush is my secret weapon, it really balances out my look.
-Because I'm so pale, I can't really find any nude lipstick colours that don't make me look dead, so what I like to do is mix my Vaseline with my concealer. Xx

Sara D.

Sep 21, 2013

Sara D.

I really recommend going to a sephora or ulta or makeup counter to get properly matched for your foundation. It makes a huge difference! Also go for pink/red lips because nudes will most likely make you look washed out. Also using a pink toned blush will add some beautiful color :)

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