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Nov 10, 2014
Stefanie M.
I have been having troubles with finding my colour in foundation for months now. It's been to the point where I have been spending over $100 on the wrong colour. I've either gotten too dark or too pale foundation. I'm a cold undertone, I'm white but not pale. I'm a bit inbetween I'm a bit medium actually. However I can never find my colour or one that's helpful with my sensitive skin. Please help or give me some advice.
Nov 10, 2014
Brittany F.
If you have one near you, the sephora skin iq is actually quite accurate, they use their little machine to match you in every foundation they offer.
Nov 10, 2014
kim N.
Try mixing the lighter and darker foundation together to see if its your colour. you can also get samples instead of wasting money on trying to find the perfect shade.
Nov 10, 2014
Sarah J.
Boots No7 do the same thing as Sephora but only for their brand. I found it really helpful as I always before ended up with foundation too dark for myself. xx
Nov 10, 2014
Kitty K.
I agree with getting color matched at Sephora or investing in a foundation palette... I personally prefer a palette as I get to play with different shades and instead of having that flat look one color gives I get to highlight and contour.
Nov 13, 2014
Rory B.
Go to either sephora or a department store. Dept store assistants generally give out samples and can give advice on sensitive skin. Estée Lauder has a huge range of foundations suited for all sorts of needs, as does Lancôme and Clinique. Sure they are a bit old fashioned but have a huge range