Too dark foundation?!

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Megan V.

Jun 25, 2013

Megan V.

So I bought a 'bb cream' and its possibly the darkest shade I've bought. Are there any tips to make it appear lighter? Please help!

Shanna D.

Jun 25, 2013

Shanna D.

Maybe mix a little of it with your moisturiser. :)

Megan V.

Jun 25, 2013

Megan V.

Thankyou, be sure to try that.

Tamya H.

Jun 25, 2013

Tamya H.

Mix it with your face cream (I don't know if it's right or Not, cause I'm from germany :D )

Tamya H.

Jun 25, 2013

Tamya H.

And then take nyx HD primer!

Megan V.

Jun 25, 2013

Megan V.

Thanks for the help:)

Hannah K.

Jun 25, 2013

Hannah K.

I would mix moisturiser in with the foundation to make it lighter

Saria H.

Jun 25, 2013

Saria H.

Mix your foundation! the moisturiser would make your skin go oily and saggy!

Hannah K.

Jun 25, 2013

Hannah K.

But it may thin out the moisturiser and so it will be less coverage

Hannah K.

Jun 25, 2013

Hannah K.

*foundation*

Megan V.

Jun 25, 2013

Megan V.

Thankss

Isabella K.

Jun 25, 2013

Isabella K.

What I do I use it as a liquid bronzer it looks really well and its a technique professionals use.

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