What foundation colour would suit me? [picture inlcuded]?

I am 13 years old and am looking for a really good foundation. The only problem is that I don't know what colour is right for my skin tone. Any guesses? I would go to a makeup counter and ask someone to match my skin colour there but I am only 13 years old and I don't know what they would say. Help please!!!





Please have a look at all these pictures.





This is the good one:


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Not so good one:


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And finally here is a picture of the foundation I am getting and the shades that there are. Which one is closest to my skin colour??





http://www.revlon.com/productcatalog/pro鈥?/a>





Thanks for any comments =)What foundation colour would suit me? [picture inlcuded]?
There's no age limit on buying make up ^-^ They would help you out just fine. Even just holding it up to your arm would give you an accurate color ^-^What foundation colour would suit me? [picture inlcuded]?
I'd say Toast or Golden Caramel And Btw Your Pretty =D
true beige.


i'd like to say, ive tried so many revlon foundations and tbh i was dissappointed in all of them.


they didnt last.


so now im using MAYBELINE NEW YORK dream matte mousse.


and its amazing x
Im not too sure because cameras tend to cause slight colour change in skin tone.


Go into your local beauty store (boots/superdrug/walmart) etc, and go to one of the sales assistants, they'll pick the right shade out for you :)
you have lovely skin so at 13 i really dont think you need foundation (:


however if you really want to wear it, i suggest you do go to a make-up counter and they can help you decide which shade is best for you. theres no age limit to buy make-up so i'm sure they wouldnt say anything about it. if you're really worried, take a friend with you (:


good luck
13yr old's don't need foundation (and you certainly don't) but seeing as you've asked, you go into the shop and put the foundation you think is nearest to your skintone along your jawline, then you look at it in daylight, the colour that shows up the LEAST is the best one for you i.e. the closest to your natural colour. Not something another person can recommend as all brands and names are different.





EDIT A decent make-up counter would not advise you to use foundation, though they can't stop you buying it. They would more likely advise a tinted moisturiser with an SPF.
Warm golden maybe? You really do have lovely skin so maybe just don't bother - you don't have to wear foundation as part of a make-up routine, its just that people do if they need to cover uneven, blotchy patches.
I think a beige would be best. It's hard to tell exactly until you go to the store, and hold it up to your skin. Good Luck! %26lt;3