Skin tone and foundation color?

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Karlien M.

Apr 13, 2014

Karlien M.

What is my skin tone and which foundation is best for me? (Color)

Karlien M.

Apr 13, 2014

Karlien M.

In the last picture I'm wearing makeup. I could'nt find better pictures of me..

Kaitlin M.

Apr 13, 2014

Kaitlin M.

Loreal tru match has a great color selection. At my walgreens they even have a little chart thing that you put on your wrist and whatever color on the chart doesn't show up on your wrist is the color you should get :)

Karen L.

Apr 13, 2014

Karen L.

I can't really help much, but you are fair with probably cool undertones.

Lynzie B.

Apr 13, 2014

Lynzie B.

You look cool to me but you never know. How to find out. Look at the inside of your forearms in natural sunlight. See the veins there? If your veins are appearing more blue, your cool undertones. If your seeing more green, you're warm. So, blue veins = cool skin, green veins = warm skin. If you can't tell whether they're blue or green your probably neutral.

Also if you wear more or look better in silver jewelry your more cool. If you wear more gold then warm. If you look good in both your probably neutral. I also like loreal true match for drugstore.

What's your skin type? (Oily, combo, dry, normal, sensitive)

Karlien M.

Apr 13, 2014

Karlien M.

I have really dry and sensitive skin.

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