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Madi M.

Jan 31, 2015

Madi M.

So you wonderful ladies have helped me out today with so many options for my hair. Thank you all for that. Now, I have another question for you. I need a good foundation and powder that will match my skin tone as closely as possible. I have a foundation and powder right now that is a soft beige color and it still looks kind of dark and orange on my face. My skin is sensitive and kind of oily. Any brands, or even shades that you ladies can give me would be really helpful. Thanks! 😀

Alexandra S.

Jan 31, 2015

Alexandra S.

In my opinion it is really hard to pick out good foundations for others try going to sephora they have this system that takes a photo of your skin and matches it to the exact shade of foundations that they have throughout the store. You can also test out different brands to see the one you like

Isabel J.

Jan 31, 2015

Isabel J.

Go to a store and have them match for you, make sure you get the correct undertone. I'd say use a translucent powder so you don't have to worry about the color of the powder ruining the foundation color.

J L.

Jan 31, 2015

J L.

Like Isabel said you should go get color matched, it's free. They do it at sephora with a machine (:

Madi M.

Jan 31, 2015

Madi M.

Okay I didn't sephora did that! Thanks ladies!

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