The best foundation for pale skin? Come on girls help me out!:)

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Cami F.

Mar 25, 2014

Cami F.

I have heard that Illamasqua makes the lightest possible foundation shades. They give flawless coverage and are a bit on the pricey side, but from what I hear, it's totally worth the money. Here is a photo I found of the Illamasqua in the second to lightest shade. They first shade is basically pure white! They have 24 color choices so you are bound to find one that suits you perfectly.

Fae G.

Mar 25, 2014

Fae G.

Kat Von d is amazing ^.^

Lorna G.

Mar 25, 2014

Lorna G.

Hello!

Like lynzie has mentioned illamasqua is the perfect foundation for you! so they have two really good pale foundations, their rich foundation which, conceals everything! I have one to highlight with and I just love it! then there's skin base, which is their newest formula and they have a really pale colours in that too! I have one of these foundatiosn for everyday wear! It may be a bit pricey but it's definitely worth the investment!

Christy F.

Mar 25, 2014

Christy F.

I live in the uk too and I had this problem last year. almost all liquid foundations were too yellow and made me look orange! Even the lightest shades on all the beauty stands in boots and superdrug!

So I recommend...Body shop foundation! I have verryyyy pale skin and use their lightest shade, it's so good! Glides on and great coverage and it's only £15 and lasts flipping ages I got it last march and only just bought my second one now :)💛

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