BB cream problem

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Rachel O.

May 18, 2013

Rachel O.

So I bought the new 'Nude Magique BB cream' which as most of you know its meant to match your skin colour, however when I put it on, it makes me face completely orange. Even though my face is pale white... help? All foundations make my face look like I've been plastered cake mixture :/ Its embarrassing.

Jannie G.

May 18, 2013

Jannie G.

Same problem here :/ I also tried the same Nude Magique BB cream for light skin, but it's a disaster.

Rachel O.

May 18, 2013

Rachel O.

I can't find any white foundation the only ones I find say ivory which is to dark for my skin colour :/

Madzia C.

May 18, 2013

Madzia C.

You need to mix your foundation. everyone has different skin color companies sometimes don't make every shade. if it too pale by a light one and a dark one and mix them with a little bit of moisturizer!

Mony K.

May 18, 2013

Mony K.

You can buy liquid foundation and mix it with moistriser.. It will not be so thick and you have more choises of shades with the foundation :)

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