Foundation for Dry Pale skin

Mar 3, 2012

Andrea W.

I have dry skin with no oily patches what so ever. I'm very pale (Irish skinned) and I find the lightest shade in most foundations to be too dark. Any suggestions please? :)

Mar 4, 2012

Erin C.

You could try the Covergirl Natureluxe foundation. I thought it was hydrating and I'm with you on the pale skin but the shade 305 worked well on me. Hope this helps!

Mar 4, 2012

Illamasqua's Skinbase runs really light, i have the lightest pink toned one and its actually a bit light for me, which is a novelty! I love Estee Lauders DW in Shell and i recently got Revlons Colour Stay (Dry formula) in the lightest shade and was pleasantly surprised at how pale it is :)

Mar 14, 2012

Francesca C.

I really love the Tarte Amazonian Clay Foundation and the Laura Mercier Silk Creme Foundation.

Mar 14, 2012

Erin H.

I love MAC face and body. It is water-based, which is perfect for dry skin (won't look flakey & it will help hydrate at the same time). If you happen to need/want more coverage you can layer it! I have the lightest shade of skin too (Irish as well), so you could use the C41

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