Foundation help for a PPP

[billy_cakes]

Hey boys and girls! I was wondering if anyone could help with my hunt for a new foundation.
Im very pale (a mac NC/NW15) depending on the products but ive been finding that it it generally a tad too dark for my skin and after awhile will throw a slight yellow casting?

Ive been using the studiosculpt and studiofix fluid, i loooove the coverage and effect that the studiosculpt gives me but i just find it too dark

Does anyone have any recomendationsabout foundation lines that tend to run on the white side? and also have the amazing coverage the studipsculpt does as i look my make up to look quite "done" with full full coverage.


please help me

 

[Retropinuplady]

I was in the same situation as you,I'm nc15 which is a little too dark for me and Ive just bought foundation form Illamasqua. There foundation colours are amazing especially if you cant find one light enough or dark enough even.I got 120 and its perfect for me. hope this helps x

 

[kathyp]

I need to go to Sephora and check it out in person, but if the swatches are any indication, the new Illamasqua line has lots of choices for very fair skin. MUFE has a nice variety, too. #36 and #38 in their face & body are very pale.

 

[Simply Elegant]

I was going to suggest MUFE too. The mat velvet is full coverage and 15 is much lighter than NC15.

 

[gildedangel]

There is a thread on this: Porcelain Beauties: Rants and Raves For Foundations HTH!

 

[mdjmsj]

I find that though Studio Fix in NW15 is way too dark/yellow for me, mixing it with equal parts Revlon Colorstay Liquid Foundation in their lightest shade works perfectly! Also, Sally Hansen Natural by Carmindy makes a very fair foundation called Poreclain which is too light even for me (and I'm an NW15). HTH!