Very pale- foundation?

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Victoria S.

Dec 7, 2013

Victoria S.

My skin is so pale it's almost translucent but most of the foundations I've used are too yellow for me. Does anyone know any foundations pale enough for me? I live in the UK :)

Paige M.

Dec 7, 2013

Paige M.

Try: rimmel match perfection light porceleon.
My friend is super pale and thats what she uses

Lorna G.

Dec 7, 2013

Lorna G.

Hello Victoria. I hope this can help your dilemma. Have you tried the illamasqua's foundation range? They do slot if white foundations and are based in the uk.

Lorna G.

Dec 7, 2013

Lorna G.

Alot**

Ella R.

Dec 7, 2013

Ella R.

I use the foundation Paige suggested and it fits my skin well, but the coverage isn't too great...

Michelle T.

Dec 7, 2013

Michelle T.

Fit me by maybelline has really pale ones :)

Rebecca B.

Dec 7, 2013

Rebecca B.

Illamasqua has very fair shades and a white, I'd recommend white because then you can lighten any foundation to match.

Bella L.

Dec 8, 2013

Bella L.

I know your feeling I'm pale too I use cover girl 3 in 1 classic ivory

Molly P.

Dec 8, 2013

Molly P.

No7 do a really nice one called cool vanilla (my skintone EXACTLY) they use a machine thing to work out which would suit you best! I would 10000% say there and they are so friendly!:)

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