Help with foundation please girls.
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Oct 22, 2013
lianne C.
Just wondering if I'm pale face should I go up a shade.
Oct 22, 2013
Dani A.
Try rimmel wake me up foundation and if you want more coverage revlon photoready :)
Oct 22, 2013
lianne C.
Do I go a shade darker from pale though Hun
Oct 22, 2013
Jessica P.
No don't go a shade darker...it will totally show and you want to be natural...go to a store with testers and use the back of your arm to get the best match for your skin tone.
Oct 22, 2013
Mary T.
Do not go a shade darker unless you plan to bronze your neck. I would keep your true color and try to keep it light and natural. Use blush, bronzer if you feel pale.
Oct 22, 2013
Bree B.
No! I'm very pale too, don't go a shade darker. You would have to cover your neck, ears, hairline...do you see what I mean? Unless it's for theatrical purposes it will show. Embrace your porcelain complexion. If you must, you could always use a bronzer, a very light one with a gentle hand, and add a bit of color and glow to your skin.