Best Foundation For Really Fair Skin??

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Kelly B.

Dec 23, 2012

Kelly B.

I cant find the best foundation for my skin.. Any help??

Kelly G.

Dec 23, 2012

Kelly G.

Hello skin twin! I feel your pain. Sadly, there really isn't anything in the drugstore for the uber fair. At least nothing I've ever found. (Revlon made one ages ago, but discontinued it).
MAC and illumasqua bot make great foundation for very fair skin. I'm using the MAC prep & prime BB in very light, and loving it. A tube is $30, so it is pricey, but three pea sized drops covers my whole face, so the tube lasts a looooong time. It gives medium-full but super sod coverage. 

Hannah C.

Dec 23, 2012

Hannah C.

I agree with Kelly mac is a good choice. I'm NW15 and it matches me almost exactly. My skin is super pale but I have very red cheeks so finding a colour can be very difficult. Go and ask at one of the counters for a colour match you won't be sorry. It was the first ting I did when I started wearing foundation.

Liz V.

Dec 23, 2012

Liz V.

Clean by neutrogena

Jen H.

Dec 23, 2012

Jen H.

I'm able to use NW15 concealer in MAC but their foundations (same shade) appear very dark on me and oxidize quickly. I hate MAC foundation! Illamasqua makes great Skin Base colors for ghosties (I mix 3 with 01, which is white, to get the perfect shade). My daily go-to, however, is Nars Sheer Glow or Sheer Matte, depending on my mood, both in Siberia. 

Riley N.

Dec 23, 2012

Riley N.

one thing I love is pixi flawless beauty stick you look like you would be a no 1 in color and it is amazing I use it ever day 

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