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20th December 2016
12:18am GMT
If you are a pashty, milk-skinned, pale gal – then you will really relate to this struggle.
NC15 life...
It is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to find foundations that actually match pale skin. There is nothing worse than buying the palest shade available, only to find that it is actually an off-candyfloss pink shade when you slather it on.
Gross.
The only thing worse than the dodgy foundation shades, is having to blend foundation all the way down your neck and your chest. Or just wear a massive scarf to cover your hideous foundation line.
the struggle when you buy the lightest foundation shade that Rimmel has AND IT IS STILL A BIT TOO DARK FOR YOU #palegirlproblems
— ???????????????????? (@lovefulhes) September 13, 2016
Went to Debenhams so get a skin match and they don't stock a shade pale enough for me #palegirlproblems
— Kiana???? (@KeroseneHe4rts) October 13, 2016
I was hyped that my local House of Fraser has a Charlotte Tilbury counter, but it was not to be #palegirlproblems pic.twitter.com/576dlMStZE
— Charlea (@lipstickleft) October 12, 2016
Vampire Problems (aka #PaleGirlProblems): The highlight shade in a contouring set is a shade darker than your foundation
— Crycket (@Crycke7) September 9, 2016
Dear almost every makeup company ever: This is not porcelain. This should not be your palest shade. ???? pic.twitter.com/TYDYecn989
— Kaya Lili ???????? (@x_ToxicTears) October 18, 2016
Gals with dark skin will also relate to this problem, most foundation brands will have a plethora of 'shell', 'sand' and 'ivory' skin tone shades, with only one dark option.
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