Lighter shade of cream concealer

[Andrea_M]

I would like to know about the possibility of getting a lighter shade of the cream concealer. The lightest shade is too dark for me. I'm super pale!


Thanks!
Andrea

[eeeksparks]

A lighter shade would be great, or one a little less orange and more cooler toned could probably work for me too.

[fluttershy]

I had a feeling the lightest cream concealer might be too dark for me too, so I got a sample of Sleep in a Jar. I think it's much lighter than the picture, so if you don't mind a powder concealer instead, maybe try this?

[Andrea_M]

I'll try that. Thanks.

[mgmsrk]

I would add to wanting a lighter concealer and one with a little less peach.

[Xarata]

I have the lightest cream concealer and it's almost pure pale yellow on me? Any less peach and there wouldn't be even a hint of peach. If you haven't tried it, I doubt it's too peach for many...
In the photos below I used Cream Concealer #1 (the lightest) for a mummy halloween costume and as a tattoo concealer.


For a lighter powdered concealer i have used an ivory base and the yellow booster before as well as the powdered sleep in a jars

[eeeksparks]

When I mix my regular foundation I have to add the lavender correcting color powder to avoid it being too orange on my skin, and it works great. I think making a lighter shade of cream concealer that had some of that pigment added to offset the peach and yellow tones would help.

I'm still tweaking my formula, but last time I made one I think it was roughly 1 ebony: 12 heavy coverage: 1 lavender correcting powder. I use this as a concealer for acne and acne scars, but I also started using the lavender with the vegan foundation and it helps avoid the orangey-peach color I get after wearing it a while.