To lighten foundation with a white mixer, add a very small amount of the white base to your foundation, mix thoroughly, and test the color on your jawline. Add more white a little at a time until the shade matches. A white base is also used on its own or in larger amounts for stage and cosplay looks that need a pale finish.
Why use a white mixer?
- Your foundation is slightly too dark
- Your skin is lighter in winter
- You need a very pale shade for a character look
The white base
The Uexim white foundation base is a pure white cream designed to be mixed with other foundations to lighten or adjust color. The listing says it is commonly used for stage, theatrical, and cosplay makeup, with long-lasting wear and a listed shelf life of 3 years.
A pure white cream base for lightening foundation or creating stage and cosplay looks.
How do you mix it?
- Put your usual amount of foundation on a palette or the back of your hand.
- Add a tiny dot of white base.
- Mix until the color is even.
- Test on your jawline in daylight.
- Add more white in tiny amounts if needed.
Starting ratios
| Goal | Start with |
|---|---|
| Slightly lighter | A pinhead of white to a pump of foundation |
| Noticeably lighter | Add more white gradually |
| Pale character look | Use more white, or the base on its own |
Tips
- White is strong, so add very little at a time.
- Mix enough for one use only.
- Check that the result matches your neck.
For more shade mixing, see how to mix foundation shades.
Frequently asked questions
What is the formula?
A cream formulation.
Can I use it alone?
It's often used alone or in larger amounts for stage and cosplay looks.
Where can I find mixing tools?
Browse the Beauty Tools & Essentials collection.
The bottom line
A little white base goes a long way. Add it slowly, mix well, and test in daylight.
Adjust your shade
A mixable white foundation base.
Shop the white base →Browse more tools in Beauty Tools & Essentials.
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