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Chelsea N.

Jul 2, 2015

Chelsea N.

So I've bought True Match Lumi foundation and I love it! Except the color I bought is the wrong shade. It's the Neutral Ivory one. But it's still pulls a little too dark on me. So I'm wondering what undertone I am, and that may be the problem. I know about the jewelry thing and I don't really care for jewelry so.. lol


And also, another problem might be this range just not having my shade, as pale as I am, so what's another good drugstore foundation for dry skin, preferably with a dewy finish!

Thanks :)

Stephanie G.

Jul 2, 2015

Stephanie G.

Looks like you're cool to me. Most pale people are cooler. I use Neutrogena makeup on my skin sometimes, and it really blends into my skin tone. I'm about the same shade you are.

Stephanie G.

Jul 2, 2015

Stephanie G.

Also, assuming you're the bride in the picture---that white looks very good on you, which is another indication that you're a cooler skin tone. Warmer skin tones look better in cream. Btw, the Neutrogena stuff I use definitely has a dewy finish. It's this stuff in ivory to fair, and it's on sale super cheap at Ulta right now:

Chelsea N.

Jul 2, 2015

Chelsea N.

Thank you Stephanie!

Chelsea N.

Jul 2, 2015

Chelsea N.

Jacqueline, it's too dark. So I am just assuming that the shade is too dark, never minding the undertones. :)

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