Good foundations for pale skin?

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Sydney T.

Apr 6, 2015

Sydney T.

I normally use Revlon ColorStay foundation for dry skin in Ivory, their lightest possible color, but I still find that it looks darker on me than I would like. I'm not exactly sure how to go about finding my perfect color; I believe it has to match your neck? This foundation looks dark on my neck, but I don't know what other lighter foundations will work well! I like my foundation to have very good coverage.

I know Kat Von D has foundation in very light shades, but mostly I shop for makeup at Walmart and I don't have the money to spend on her foundations.

Does anyone know of any good, cheap foundations for really pale skin?

Erica V.

Apr 6, 2015

Erica V.

I've been using Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless in the shade 110! It's light and great for pale skin tones (I'm pale as well and have a hard time finding shades for my skin tone). It doesn't make my face darker than it should be. The coverage is minimum, but can be built. 😊

Sadie G.

Apr 6, 2015

Sadie G.

I usually use the revlon color stay as well, but you could also go for a bb cream , since it will blend in with your skin more, but I also heard that L'oreal True Match has a good shade range, but I haven't personally tried it, but it's on my list to test out! Worst comes to worst I would just go to a counter and get shade tested, and you can ask for samples to try out at home before buying something you're not sure how it'll work out! :) or you could just take a highlight shade of concealer and just use that if it fits! (And I personally do all of these things, as a pale girl myself 😂)

Zoe D.

Apr 6, 2015

Zoe D.

I heard lush color suplements in jackie oates is for us pale girls.

Sisi S.

Apr 6, 2015

Sisi S.

Matchaster in shade 1.0 or Mac Pro long wear foundation.

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