Mac prolong concealer for pale skin.

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Emily P.

Nov 30, 2013

Emily P.

I have extremely pale skin- every shade of foundation at Mac or in the drugstore is too dark for me (I have to use Illamasqua's Skin Base #2 which is my perfect shade). My question is: I need a concealer that truly doesn't crease under my eyes. I've heard amazing things about the mac prolong concealer but with all the shades being too dark (even the lightest one, trust me) would that look weird to put underneath my eyes? Since it's just a hair darker, should I put it on before foundation and then cover it with something lighter? I'd love to try this one but there's not a shade that suits me. Thoughts?

Lorena M.

Dec 1, 2013

Lorena M.

I think it you should always stick to lighter under your eyes to highlight because it does make you appear more awake. If you really want the pro long wear, You should go to the mac counter and try it under tho! Who knows, it might really work.

Emily P.

Dec 1, 2013

Emily P.

Yea I know doing lighter shades in the under eye area is the best, I'm just so pale that there aren't many options for putting something lighter where I need it, since I'm already the palest of the pale

Samantha G.

Dec 1, 2013

Samantha G.

Try out the Clarins Instant Light Brush-On Perfector. It's pretty pale (hopefully enough!) and doesn't crease. It's very brightening and provides great coverage. Maybe grab a white base from Illamasqua or MAC to mix in with some of your face products if all else fails. Good luck!

Emily P.

Dec 1, 2013

Emily P.

I'll try the clarins, thanks!

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