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Veronica B.

May 6, 2014

Veronica B.

I want to try L'Oreal Magic Nude Liquid Powder but I picked up the shade 318 natural buff and it was way too dark for me. I am fair skinned with yellow undertones. I can't wear anything with too much pink. With Loreal True Match I wear the shade W2 light ivory and need to mix in a few drops of W3 nude beige when I get darker from the sun. Which shade in the magic nude do you think would be closest to me? It's okay if your wrong. It's just so hard to tell from the bottle.

Veronica B.

May 6, 2014

Veronica B.

Haha aww thank you I'm just hoping someone might have an idea. I want to stop by the store again after school and don't want to make the wrong guess again. Thank you :))

Carla K.

May 6, 2014

Carla K.

Hey girl! I wish I could help you, but I've never tried this L'oreal's magic nude foundation- I really want to though because I've heard its really good. I would need to physically see the bottles to try and help, but I see no one has answered yet so I went to their site to look at the shades.. because you said you have yellow undertones, I think light ivory would be good, or nude beige. But online the light ivory looks like it has more of a yellow undertone, nude beige looks a bit more pink.. take a look at both of those when you get to the store bc it could be different than how it shows online for me! I HOPE I could be of some help, let me know how it goes xoxo

Veronica B.

May 6, 2014

Veronica B.

Thank you! This helps a lot actually!

Alyx T.

May 6, 2014

Alyx T.

Go to http://findation.com and enter your foundation shades and it'll tell you what shade you are :)
Also, the magic nude is very dark I find. My sister bought the lightest shade and it matched her, but it was to dark on me.

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