Never used foundation before.

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Lucinda J.

Jun 5, 2013

Lucinda J.

I was wonder what type of stuff should I get. If I decided to get it.

I am very light skined. Any ideas would help.

Jay M.

Jun 5, 2013

Jay M.

If you have never used a foundation before I would recommend a mineral powder foundation just for a little touch of coverage, if you did want something a bit more than that you should try a mousse foundation, maybelline have a lovely one that would suit your skin, I think its called sun beige, your skin is fab wothout foundation tho so you don't need much :)

Rudie R.

Jun 5, 2013

Rudie R.

I recommend that you buy a drugstore product such as Rimmel Lasting Finish foundation. This is what I started with when I first wore makeup and I still occasionally use it.

Monica M.

Jun 5, 2013

Monica M.

Go to MAC and let the test out what's best for your skin type.

Allison B.

Jun 5, 2013

Allison B.

Go to sephora or ulta! they'll have tons of options & help you match your skin tone!

Rosanna B.

Jun 5, 2013

Rosanna B.

You can start with a bb cream or even tinted moisturizer to even out your skintone without using a heavy foundation. Like others say above mineral foundation works great as well if you're not used to having foundation.

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