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Sat Mar 27, 2010 9:38 am      Reply with quote
I normally wear the Bamboo shade of tinted moisturizer from Becca. Because it's so sheer (and yellow based) I thought it'd be fine (even though it's getting sunnier out and I might be a bit darker). But I looked in the mirror today and it looks too pink or gray on me or something.

Most brands seem to show up like that on me. And MAC is too *orange*. The next Becca shade darker is a neutral, which would look even worse on me, right?

Any brand or shade recs for yellow/olive toned skin? I could probably rustle up a photo if needed.

Thanks!
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Sun Mar 28, 2010 1:18 am      Reply with quote
This is a really cheap idea, but maybe it would be less painful(money-wise) if it did not work. I have hard to match skin and so finally went and tried the colour match products from l'oreal. I did find one that works, mainly because they offer several shades in each of the cool, neutral or warm categories. I have also heard good things about the Almay foundation that starts off white, then adjusts to your own skin colour. It has a light coverage, but reflects light particles and almost everyone is supposed to be able to wear it. I have not tried it myself, though, so this is just hearsay.
Don't know if this helps at all. Both are about twelve to fifteen dollars in Canada, so I guess they would be eight or so in the US?
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Sun Mar 28, 2010 4:23 am      Reply with quote
normally i thought funsation just has pink and berige base. if they both not fine ,what about try the BB cream.
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Mon Mar 29, 2010 12:35 am      Reply with quote
Maybe BB cream is a good choice..
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Mon Mar 29, 2010 3:46 pm      Reply with quote
You could try Everyday Minerals. It offers a wide selection of color choices divided up in to categories; ie, warm, golden, buff, olive, neutral, etc.

Nars seems to describe its foundation colors pretty well.

Laura Mercier & Bobbi Brown also.

I'm a big Revlon Colorstay fan. You could check that color range out, a lot of the colors are fairly neutral.
The new Revlon Photoready shades look good; I found mine the first try.
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Tue Mar 30, 2010 3:31 pm      Reply with quote
Try a purple tinted foundation - the purple and yellow will cancel each other out.

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Tue Mar 30, 2010 8:44 pm      Reply with quote
Hey T how are you? wave Long time no see <hugs>

I have that problem, too (foundations looking too pink or grey or just plain chalky) and so far the best I've tried is the Nobara Cream Cover Stick from Shu Uemura. The best finish on my skin. I hardly ever wear foundation now, but when I do (to cover up stupid pores LOL) I reach out for this most often. You can wear it thick or sheer, and it feels very comfortable.


Maybe you could try the 754 or 734 or 954 (the 9xxs are yellower than the 7xxs) HTH some!

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Wed Mar 31, 2010 2:40 pm      Reply with quote
Heh pumpingmummy! How ya been? Good to hear from you. Smile

Good rec on Shu. I'll have to look into his line. I love his e/s colors...they're so pretty!
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Thu Apr 01, 2010 10:10 pm      Reply with quote
how about

Pür Minerals Colour Correcting Foundation Primer in Green ? THis is a new brand here.but i think it;s nice
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Fri Apr 02, 2010 11:45 pm      Reply with quote
I can never find a foundation that perfectly matches my skin so I mix my bb cream and foundation together. It might sound like such a hassle but it isnt!
Even though I dont have a specific ratio of the mixture, if its summer then I mix in the more darker liquid cos I'll be wearing tops that show off more of my neck line (my neck is darker and yellower than my face).

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Sat Apr 03, 2010 4:43 am      Reply with quote
My neck is darker and yellower too.

What's the BB cream, again?
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Sat Apr 03, 2010 10:30 pm      Reply with quote
Hi there! I'm using Dr Jart's silver label. It is rather pale and is more suited for me during winter, but I mix that with Maybelline's angelfit foundation, to make the liquid warmer.

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Sun Apr 04, 2010 10:24 am      Reply with quote
Do you need much coverage? I'm using Dr Hauschka's Translucent Makeup 00 and it brightens up my skin and doesn't add any noticeable color. It doubles up as a moisturizer too! Am really loving it though it's rather pricey for a mere 30 ml.
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Mon Apr 05, 2010 4:13 am      Reply with quote
Yeah I need a fair amount of coverage, but I could possibly do that with concealer. I'll check out both recs! Thanks, guys!
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Poo! Angelfit isn't sold in the US!
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