Nude lipstick for pale/fair skin!!

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Jaclyn S.

May 6, 2012

Jaclyn S.

i have really white skin, in foundation im always the lightest color. its hard finding a good NUDE and i mean like blanks out your lips or matches your skin tone color. any ideas from MAC or any brand really?!

Heres an idea of my skin tone. im cool tones

Ilaria R.

May 6, 2012

Ilaria R.

I have the same issue!? ^_^

Paige N.

May 6, 2012

Paige N.

My favorite nude lipstick is Revlon's Nude Attitude. It turns a bit orange if you wear it by itself, but I apply Bonnebell's Lip Lites in Cappuccino over it. Perfect combo. If you want a really high quality one, Mac's Creme De Nude is a good one. There's a Revlon Lip Butter that's a nude color as well. Hope this helped!

Shelly T.

May 7, 2012

Shelly T.

For me, Nude Attitude doesn't completely blank out my lips, but it does help take out some of the pigmentation.

On the other hand, Revlon's Colorburst lipstick in Soft Nude does. So does e.l.f.'s mineral lipstick in Natural Nymph.

Viola H.

May 7, 2012

Viola H.

Illamasqua Intense Lipgloss in Absorb! It's the same colour as my skin. :)

Jaclyn S.

May 8, 2012

Jaclyn S.

thanks! i will have to do my research! (:

Consuelo A.

May 8, 2012

Consuelo A.

I dont know about makeing yr lips super blank, makeing yr lips look like they are dehydrated and pale isnt a nice look. maybe a bit of color for your fair skin would be nice. that way they have a little bit of a natural rose color to them. Maybe try Marks "gloss on" in shade Sunset beach its a nice natural color. Try some thing in the corals or coral/pink familly. or try a tinted lip balm. you can get them any where and they bring out the natural color in your lips, wich ALWYAS looks lovely, because it's YOUR natural color :)

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