Best foundation for very fair skin.

Nov 10, 2013

Madeline C.

I find it very hard to find a foundation that is actually a match for my skin - the lightest shades always seem a shade or few too dark for me.

Does anybody else have any ideas of brands that make good foundations for people like me with very fair skin that other brands don't make foundation for?

Nov 10, 2013

Rebecca B.

Illamasqua skin base has a massive range of colours, it's one of the very few brands that make a shade fair enough for me. They even make a white for mixing.

Nov 10, 2013

Millie C.

I have very fair skin too and I use max factor all day finity in light ivory so it's lighter than ivory.

Nov 10, 2013

Amanda V.

My sister has porcelain skin and she uses L'Oreal True Match Super Blendable Makeup. (Her shade is Porcelain Warm 1) This foundation comes in the lightest and darkest shades I have seen, and everything in between. (It's availabe in 33 shades) It's definitely the best drugstore choice because of its color range. It also has great coverage. I highly recommend you look into it. I'm sure you'll find a color that matches your skintone!

Nov 10, 2013

Amanda V.

I forgot to mention It's also organized by undertone. (Warm, Neutral, Cool) Which guarantees a better match.

Nov 10, 2013

Madeline C.

Thank you everybody I'll check those ones out I've been looking for ages haha :) hopefully I'll have more luck now

Nov 11, 2013

Meg K.

UD, illamasqua and Estée Lauder all do pale shades

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