Need good foundation for my very fair skin.

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Ettie K.

Jun 13, 2013

Ettie K.

Can anyone recommend a fantastic foundation? For hears I don't seem to find a good one that would be as fair as my skin color.the lightest one I found that was closest to my skin color was by Shisido but after an hour of wearing it , it starts braking and it's SO noticeable that I'm wearing it.advice please!

Jay M.

Jun 13, 2013

Jay M.

Do you have the No7 brand near you? they have a match made device that takes a close up photo of your skin and matches it to a foundation colour. If you are they lightest shade, they do one called calico, it would suit you if you have very fair skin.

Rebecca B.

Jun 13, 2013

Rebecca B.

Illamasqua have a great range of shades, they even have a white. (I'm very pale myself and I love them!)

Toribeth T.

Jun 13, 2013

Toribeth T.

You could try loreal true match. Its split into warm neautral and cool. I'm N2 which is the second lightest neautal shade. I'm not explaining this very well but they have a wide colour range so hopefully you will be able to find a match.

Rhianna M.

Jun 13, 2013

Rhianna M.

YSL Le Teint touché éclat foundation comes in 3 different tones each with many shades in them. Alternatively Illamasqua skin base foundation is excellent and as Rebecca A. stated they do a white foundation which you can use to lighten products/foundations of a similar blend.

Tia B.

Jun 13, 2013

Tia B.

Nars, Stila,even Dior on the higher end and try Cover Girl or Clinique

Melanie V.

Jun 13, 2013

Melanie V.

Korean BB Creams work best for me. I have very pale skin myself. Bourjois also has a very pale color called vanille clair that almost works for me.

Bree B.

Jun 13, 2013

Bree B.

Bobbi Brown

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