Tweaking skintone...

[yooniecorn]

Please delete.

 

[Solimar]

Well, you can't change the undertone of your skin, or your skin color for that matter without the products you suggested. You like how white it is, but what are you referring to when you say it looks like you just got out of the shower?

You can keep your skin light with a subtle glow, which Aveeno works really well for. I'd give that a try?

 

[yooniecorn]

Please delete.

 

[BeneBaby]

Try a yellow based primer? You aren't going to keep the "whiteness" of your skin with any self-tanner....You could also try MAC Face and Body Tint in one of the cool yellow shades.

 

[xEdenx]

You want to change the undertones of your skin?!....

 

[Kathy]

I don't think it's possible to change the undertones of your skin. You can cover it up with something else. Maybe a yellow based primer like Benebaby suggested.

 

[AngelaGM]

I agree with kaville.

 

[SierraWren]

Agree with Benebaby about a yellow toned primer. I have very pale skin(which I hate)that has a pink undertone, which I hardly ever notice--unless I'm looking to "match" it while searching for a foundation color. Generally, the undertone of one's skin is so subtle that people have a hard time even figuring out what theirs is; they see professional makeup artists to find it...So maybe this is more than just a red undertone, more of a flush over your skin,or in places/patches of skin? *That might* be some skin condition you could actually treat topically to change; you might see a dermatologist about it...But a lot of of people just have naturally rosy skin(I love it, personally!).Shiseido makes a cream for toning down color,a "whiteness" cream it is called I think and it might bleach away/tone down redness,as well. I'm not sure.

 

[mayyami]

If you're looking for a primer, a REALLY good one is Biotherm primer.... I have it in purple and it's THE BEST and really eliminates any redness and pigmentation and all... seriously, give it a try!