My skin is light yellow with , now I have the natural beige, but I feel it's a little dark for my skin ,What color would you recommend me ?
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My skin is very sight so I use the soft ivory but if it's to light for you try light ivory. I hope this helped.
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You can try soft ivory or buff (the step down from the natural beige). The soft ivory may be too light on it's on, but you can actually mix the colors to create a color specific for you. With the yellow tone to your skin, you'll need to stay away from colors that tend to make the yellow appear greenish, stick with colors (pinks, not blue undertones). L'oreal has a really nice white finishing veil that can also be mixed with the natural beige. Another trick is to add a touch of the base to the lobes of your ears so that the makeup doesn't appear "maskish". Also, when applying, add a small amount to the neck in small downward strokes blending well, a dab in between the clavical area, and the bust to create a shadow and enhance. Hope this helps!!!...
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My skin tone is similar to yours. I recommend the two darkest in the palette for shadows ( depending on whether you want, a natural makeup or more dramatical makeup) and for lighting, use any others except white color
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I am very fair skinned too and I used medium. If you feel it's to light you can add another layer of it, that's what I do!
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Instead of medium beige I switched to Olive in the winter and Dark Olive in the summer with my tan. Hope this helps you
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Hi Anne, you want to match your skin tone, no matter the color and then add some bronzer (light in your case so it looks natural) to the tops of cheekbones, down the nose and possibly a light touch under the jawbone, down the neck and on to your your dcollet area. Then add blush to your cheekbones. I like this product because it doesn't settle in to fine lines and wrinkles. You want to match your skin tone. Going darker or lighter just looks like too much makeup and that definitely ages us!
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I believe "Natural to Tan" is the darkest shade. I have fairly light skin so it blends perfectly. Their contact number: 1-800-227-0333
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#W13 Natural Beige. It's a fairly light color, but not super white, there is still a nice hint of tan. I am caucasian and it works really well with my natural skin color.
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I have incredibly fair skin also, part of the reason I love this product so much is that it is so light. I think it will be a great match.
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I too am very pale. I use medium beige. The lighter shade made me look like a ghost. Then I finish with warmth. It's an all over type blush. I use it on my cheek bones. I have been using Bare Escentuals for over 10 years now. I wouldn't use anything else. The ones you see in stores that have mineral in their names do not compare. I'm always told I have beautiful skin, I'm 61 years old.
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Lindsay, We deal globally, and we would like to know what kind of ethnicity you are before giving you an answer, however here's some technical details of two colors we have 1. N21 cool vanila natural (for light to medium skin tone) 2. N23 cool base natural (medium to dark skin tone) Perhaps we could recommend the first color. Thanks, TheMiracle
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As far as the color (nc30) it blends in very nicely on my skin. I would think if you are light skinned it may be a little dark for you. It would be best for you to go with a slightly lighter derma blend color. Check their color charts.
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Its actually kindda dark. I suggest getting light brown or even dark blond. I dont recomend if you have oily skin , it will just fade or dry away . It can be used but , you will have to keep apliying it on.
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I would recommend it for lighter skin tones. I'm pretty fair & it even lightens me up a bit.
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I have very light skin color, but didn't have much of a choice when I purchased this via Amazon. It seems MaxFactor doesn't make this any more; it's not available in the stores and the prices on Amazon keeps going up, so I suspect supplies are getting low. I took what they had which is called "Natural" and it's fine for me. If you used Ivory before, this should be okay, but I'm no expert.
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I would go with blond...I am a brunette (or was before the silver came out - LOL) and the lighter color looks much more natural
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It's not a warm tone in my opinion. It's more of a beige. Honestly, I think it would be perfect for a fairer/pale skin tone. My skin tone is warm; light brown, so I actual look pale after applying the sunscreen. I use bronzer all over to warm it back up for a no make up look from time to time.
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I would recommend yellow for darker skin. The translucent powder can make your face look a little white if you apply too much. The yellow shade is more natural looking.