I am also of the supremely pale variety and just recently purchased two new products which seems to be working pretty good:

Murad Oil-Free Sunblock Sheer Tint SPF 15: Good for everyday moisturizing and sun blockage.  Squeezes out alarmingly dark but blends in fine.  Seems to help with the blotchies.  No breakouts.

I bought Bare Minerals and never really liked it.  Then I heard about Everyday Minerals, which allows you to buy samples of their products for like FIVE DOLLARS.  I got the fair set. I occasionally use it over the Murad product.  Keeps me from getting too shiny, covers the blotchies even more than Murad alone.  Also, no breakouts.  The only reason I don’t use it everday is because of teh extreme lazy.

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pleasedontsqueezetheshaman:

All this talk of primer and foundations on my face makes me wonder if I’m going to need a city permit and a contractor to get started.

The make-up tips were helpful but I think I’m gonna stick with my usual sunglasses and candy wax lips.

I can go no farther than eye make-up, and I don’t even do that right. I am very, very, very pale and the ladies at Ulta couldn’t even find a concealer light enough for me. So unless someone knows of miracle make-up, I’m SOL. (They tried the Bare Minerals stuff. It left yellowy blotchy spots.)

Maybe this is why my tumblarity is currently at 2

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This is almost as awesome as the way my ladyfriend proposed.  Reblogged from fuckyeahfrosting:

Romantic Frosting. ;D

Yet again, another venn diagram that just gets it right.

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Jesus, Karaoke, And Serial Killers: The Funniest Venn Diagrams The Web Has To Offer

Mmm, sandwich.

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SARAH ILLENBERGER