u/Charming_Cake_3131

This is such a specific question I know, but I have such few matches in products to go off.

I really love Missha’s perfect cover bb cream, I love the way it looks and lasts on my skin, and its affordability. However, both shades 13 and 21 are too pink on my skin, with 21 being ever so slightly too dark as well.

Does anyone know of a similar K or J beauty bb cream that it slightly less pink? Or even if it’s not a bb cream, I’d be curious about any base products that people who likely match my skin tone like 🤞

For context, Lisa Eldridge’s skin tint in 1.5 is my perfect shade. I am very fair and very neutral and desaturated, and I’ve been told slightly yellow-olive though I’m not sure. Things can be too pink, too orange or too yellow on me very easily. I’ve never been able to get a clear understanding of whether I am more cool or warm.

I’ve trawled through reddit posts, but it can be hard for me to gauge whether I match other’s skin tones from photos.

Photo with my skin for added context. No makeup on, I just have rosacea 🙃

I’ve started getting some shallow wrinkles/crepey lines right underneath my eye. Im not sure if it’s just natural aging or dryness. I moisturise my skin religiously.

I’m open to injectables but not sure if they do them so close to the eye?

Does anyone have a similar issue that has resolved it with skincare that can be used this close to the eye? or lifestyle changes?

It’s a bit of a dark dreary day so the natural light isn’t the best sorry. See featured some of my favourite tea towels 🤣

Updated from here https://www.reddit.com/r/coloranalysis/s/dfspgvmXap, where I posted without drapes.

NMIP

NMIP

I assume I am either a soft summer or soft autumn, because I find muted colours generally look best on me and bright colours totally overwhelm me. I am also pretty confused about undertone, as I feel like almost every makeup shade doesn’t work whether it’s warm or cool. Very happy to hear any thoughts! My phone camera isn’t the best, but have provided a few face photos in different natural lighting.