Studio Radiance Serum Powered Foundation — NC15
$46Next to it, NC15 matches the depth closely and stays warm but pulls more golden than peach. Expect a more dewy finish.
MAC Cosmetics C30, a shade of Studio Fix Powder Plus Foundation with 24HR Oil Control + Blur-Matte Finish, suits light skin with a warm, peach-leaning undertone. The peach cast is what people usually try to keep when they look for alternatives. Below are the alternatives that wear closest to it — each one noted with how it differs, so you know what you're trading before you buy.
Next to it, NC15 matches the depth closely and stays warm but pulls more golden than peach. Expect a more dewy finish.
On skin, NC15 sits at the same depth and stays warm but pulls more golden than peach. Expect a more natural finish.
160 Light sits at the same depth and pulls a little cooler. Expect a more natural finish.
Next to it, 210 Light Medium runs a touch deeper and carries the same peach cast. Expect a more natural finish.
On skin, 15N Light runs a touch lighter and keeps the same warm undertone.
20N Medium runs a touch lighter and holds the warm undertone.
175 Light runs a touch deeper and pulls a little cooler. Expect a more natural finish.
On skin, 200 Light Medium runs a touch deeper and pulls a little cooler. Expect a more natural finish.
MAC Cosmetics C30 has a warm undertone with a peach cast. When comparing alternatives, keeping that peach quality matters as much as getting the depth right.
A shade never wears alone — it sits next to your concealer, blush and the rest of your routine. Toni at Shade & Seek reads the whole face, not just one swatch, so you can see any of these alternatives in context before buying.