Pale skin foundation (pink undertones) recommendations?

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Liv J.

Aug 25, 2015

Liv J.

I'm VERY pale, (Alabaster in Bobbi Brown foundation) and most foundations are too dark, even the lightest shades. I think (not 100% sure) I have pink undertones and my skin is combination to normal. With all this in mind, does anyone know any good foundations?

Hannah K.

Aug 25, 2015

Hannah K.

From the answers I got on my thread yesterday (I made near-enough the samw thread), I'd recommend the RCMA no colour process foundation :) it's available to buy on here :)

As per your picture, if you mean Horsham as in the place in England, I live an hour away from there :)

Lillee J.

Aug 25, 2015

Lillee J.

Illamasqua skin base foundation in 1 is super light!

Maddie M.

Aug 25, 2015

Maddie M.

Could you post a photo without a filter? It looks in this photo you may have neutral or even warm tones. I would go to your Ulta or Sephoa and get a sample of a neutral foundation (IT cosmetics has some) Apply and go in direct sunlight and see if it is too pink or too yellow. If it is too yellow, you do indeed have pink (cool) undertones. If it is too pink, you would be warm (yellow). And if it is just right, Welp, you're neutral tone. :) Finding your temperature is extremely important before finding a shade. :)

Rebecca B.

Aug 25, 2015

Rebecca B.

I recommend a white foundation for mixing, face ateliers is great. That way, any formula you like can match you and it takes forever to get through the white foundation as you use so little.

Liv J.

Aug 27, 2015

Liv J.

That's all really helpful! I'll definitely do some research into those foundations and ideas😊

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