Nude lipsticks for VERY pale skin??

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Harley S.

Jul 18, 2014

Harley S.

I'm am on the search for the perfect slightly pinky-nude shade (preferably high end) for my very fair cool toned completion. Please keep in mind that I am very very pale. It's usually impossible for me to find foundation that matches my skin. I am currently using UD Naked Liquid foundation in 0.5 which is a little too yellow toned on me, so I have to apply it with some moisturizer or very lightly with a damp beauty blender.
Now that you have an idea of my skin----, any suggestions??

Mia G.

Jul 18, 2014

Mia G.

I can't help you in the high-end department, but I'm usually too pale for most standard nude lip colors as well. I find that the formula you use can make a big difference in wearability. Nude glosses, tinted lip balms, stains, or sheer lip colors tend to make better nude looks for me. So perhaps that will help you narrow it down?:)

Kirsten H.

Jul 18, 2014

Kirsten H.

It sounds like we have about the same skin tone! I really like Mac Creme Cup and Mac Angel. I also really like the Tarte LipSurgence in energy. I haven't tried them but I hear Mac Creme d'Nude and Mac Blankety are good nudes for pale girls.

Harley S.

Jul 18, 2014

Harley S.

Thanks everyone! I LOVE Mac lipsticks, but unfortunately I have to drive 5 hours to the closest one!! ): I I get to go every once in the while. & I don't want to order them and be stuck with the ones that don't work out.

Kirsten H.

Jul 18, 2014

Kirsten H.

I forgot YSL lipstick in Nude Beige! Sorry xP.

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