If you’ve searched for “Fit Me foundation shades in USA,” you’ve probably run into the same problem: Maybelline lists a large set of shade numbers, but a number such as 128 or 220 is not enough information by itself. You also need to understand your approximate skin depth, undertone, and how nearby shades compare.

This guide focuses on the current U.S. Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation range and brings the shade numbers into one place. It also explains how to use Maybelline’s official shade tools, how the 20-shade Dewy + Smooth range differs, what the commonly searched 115, 120, 128, 220, and 334 numbers mean, and what to do if a shade has been discontinued.

Important: shade-depth groupings below are practical editorial guidance, not official Maybelline classifications for every individual shade. Lighting, oxidation, natural skin color, and screen settings can change how a foundation looks.

Table of Contents

1. Quick Answer
2. Complete Fit Me Matte + Poreless Shade Chart (USA)
3. Fit Me Shades by Approximate Skin Depth
4. Fit Me Shades and Undertone
5. Popular Individual Shades Explained
6. Fit Me Shade Comparisons
7. How to Find Your Fit Me Foundation Shades in usa
8. Matte + Poreless vs. Dewy + Smooth
9. Fit Me for Oily Skin vs. Dry Skin
10. Fit Me Foundation Price
11. Discontinued Fit Me Shades
12. Frequently Asked Questions
13. Final Verdict
14. Image SEO & Pre-Publish Checklist

Quick Answer

Maybelline’s current U.S. Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation range contains 40 shades, from 102 Fair Porcelain through 380 Espresso. The official product page provides Cool, Neutral, and Warm filters and a Find Your Shade / try-on experience. The most reliable way to choose your shade is to identify approximate depth first, determine your undertone, test along the jawline in natural light, and then compare the two closest shade candidates.

Complete Fit Me Matte + Poreless Shade Chart (USA)

The following 40 shades are the current shade numbers shown on Maybelline’s U.S. Fit Me Matte + Poreless product page. Shade names are listed from current retailer and Maybelline product information. The depth column is an editorial approximation intended to make the range easier to navigate; it is not a Maybelline-issued depth classification.

Current U.S. shade list verified against Maybelline’s live product page and cross-checked against current U.S. retailer listings. Maybelline’s product page currently shows all 40 numbers and states that the range covers warm, neutral, and cool undertones.

Fit Me Shades by Approximate Skin Depth

Fair: 102, 105, 110, 112

Light: 115, 118, 120

Light-Medium: 122, 124, 125, 128, 130

Medium: 220, 222, 228, 230, 235

Medium-Tan: 238, 242, 245

Tan: 310, 312, 320, 322

Tan-Deep: 330, 332, 334, 335

Deep: 338, 340, 355, 356, 358, 360, 362, 365, 368, 370, 375

Very Deep: 380

These groupings are a practical starting map, not an official Maybelline depth chart. Two shades in the same depth group can still differ noticeably in undertone or saturation, which is why the shade number alone should not be used as a match.

Fit Me Shades and Undertone

Maybelline’s current Matte + Poreless page lets shoppers filter the range by Cool, Neutral, and Warm. That official filter is more useful than trying to assign an undertone to every shade from the shade name alone. For example, 128 Warm Nude, 322 Warm Honey, and 334 Warm Sun explicitly contain the word ‘Warm’ in their names. For other shades, the name does not reliably tell you whether the formula is cool, neutral, or warm.

Maybelline’s own undertone guide describes warm undertones as yellow or golden, cool undertones as pink or blue, and neutral undertones as a mix of warm and cool. It also suggests simple checks such as the vein test, jewelry test, and comparing how white versus cream clothing looks against bare skin.

Popular Individual Shades Explained

Fit Me 115 Ivory: 115 is in the light portion of the range. If you are choosing between 115, 118, and 120, compare the actual undertone and depth on your jaw rather than assuming the lowest number is automatically the lightest match.

Fit Me 120 Classic Ivory: 120 sits in the light range and is one of the most frequently searched Fit Me numbers. Treat it as a light-depth candidate, then use undertone and a jawline test to decide whether it is actually your match.

Fit Me 128 Warm Nude: 128 Warm Nude sits in the light-medium part of the range and the word ‘Warm’ is part of the official shade name. It is a logical candidate for light-medium skin that needs a warmer direction, but the final match should still be checked on the skin.

Fit Me 220 Natural Beige: 220 Natural Beige sits in the medium range. It is useful as a starting point for medium-depth skin, but ‘Natural Beige’ is not enough information to guarantee a neutral undertone match.

Fit Me 334 Warm Sun: 334 Warm Sun sits in the tan-deep portion of the range and explicitly carries ‘Warm’ in its name. Compare it with nearby 332, 335, and 338 shades if the depth is close but the temperature is not.

Fit Me Shade Comparisons

120 vs. 125: 120 Classic Ivory is in the light group; 125 Nude Beige is in the light-medium group. If 120 looks too light on your jaw, 125 is a reasonable nearby candidate to test.

125 vs. 128: Both sit around the light-medium area, but 128 is explicitly named Warm Nude. If 125 looks too cool or muted and you need more warmth, 128 is worth comparing.

128 vs. 130: Both are light-medium candidates. 128 is explicitly warm-named, while 130 Buff Beige does not state an undertone in its name. Use the official undertone filter and a skin test rather than guessing.

220 vs. 228: Both fall in the medium family, with 228 Soft Tan generally positioned deeper than 220 Natural Beige. If 220 looks too light, compare 228 before moving much farther down the range.

334 vs. 335: Both are in the tan-deep area. 334 is explicitly Warm Sun; 335 is Classic Tan. If the depth is close but 334 appears too warm, 335 is a sensible adjacent shade to test.

360 vs. 362: Both sit in the deep portion of the range. 360 is Mocha and 362 is Truffle. Compare them on the jaw and neck because names alone do not establish an exact undertone match.

How to Find Your Fit Me Foundation Shades in USA

15. Identify your approximate skin depth first: fair, light, light-medium, medium, tan, tan-deep, or deep.
16. Determine your undertone using more than one clue. Veins, jewelry, and how your skin looks next to white and cream clothing can help, but none is perfect on its own.
17. Test foundation along the jawline or the area where your face transitions into your neck. Hand testing can be misleading because hand and face color can differ.
18. Check the shade in natural daylight. Artificial lighting can make a near-match appear correct when it is actually too pink, yellow, gray, or dark.
19. Let the foundation settle before making the final decision. If you notice a meaningful color shift after a few minutes, take that into account when comparing shades.
20. Use Maybelline’s official Find Your Shade / virtual try-on tools as an additional data point when two or three shades are close.
21. If your skin changes seasonally, reassess the match rather than following a fixed rule. A person who tans in summer may need a deeper shade temporarily and may return to a lighter shade in winter.

Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless — official product page and shade finder

Fit Me Matte + Poreless vs. Dewy + Smooth

Fit Me is a product family rather than one single formula. The current U.S. Matte + Poreless and Dewy + Smooth ranges are different in finish, intended skin type, and shade availability.

Maybelline currently lists 20 U.S. shades for Dewy + Smooth. The current shade numbers include 110, 115, 118, 120, 125, 128, 130, 210, 220, 225, 230, 235, 240, 310, 315, 322, 330, 355, 360, and 375. Because the two formulas do not share the same complete shade list, do not assume that a Matte + Poreless number has a direct Dewy + Smooth equivalent.

Fit Me for Oily Skin vs. Dry Skin

Your skin type does not change your underlying skin color, but it can change which Fit Me formula is more comfortable and flattering.

Oily or combination skin: Maybelline positions Fit Me Matte + Poreless for normal-to-oily skin. The formula is oil-free, uses micro-powders for shine control, provides medium coverage, and has a natural matte finish.

Dry skin: Maybelline positions Fit Me Dewy + Smooth for normal-to-dry skin. It is a hydrating, oil-free, medium-coverage formula with a naturally luminous finish.

Sensitive or acne-prone skin: Maybelline describes Matte + Poreless as fragrance-free, dermatologist/allergy tested, and non-comedogenic. Dewy + Smooth is also described as dermatologist/allergy tested and non-comedogenic. These labels do not guarantee that every individual will tolerate every ingredient, so checking the current ingredient list is still sensible if you have known sensitivities.

Fit Me Foundation Price

At the time of this research, Maybelline’s official U.S. product page lists Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation at $11.99. Retailer prices can be lower, higher, or temporarily discounted, so use $11.99 as the current official reference price rather than a guaranteed checkout price.

Discontinued Fit Me Shades

Discontinued shades should be handled carefully because a shade can disappear from one formula while remaining available in another. Maybelline currently confirms that 105 Fair Ivory in Fit Me Dewy + Smooth has been discontinued.

Importantly, Maybelline’s current customer-care response does not say that Matte + Poreless 110 Porcelain is the official replacement. In the response currently visible on Maybelline’s site, the brand recommends Lifter Plump + Glow Foundation in shade 110 as an alternative for the discontinued Dewy + Smooth 105 Fair Ivory.

If your usual Fit Me shade disappears:

• Check whether the shade was discontinued only in one formula.
• Compare the nearest available shades in the same finish.
• Use Maybelline’s shade finder or virtual try-on as an additional reference.
• Do not assume that the same number in another foundation formula will look identical.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Fit Me foundation shades are available in the USA?

The current U.S. Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation range has 40 shades. Maybelline’s current product page displays 40 shade numbers and Cool, Neutral, and Warm filters.

Which Fit Me shade is best?

There is no universal best shade. The correct shade depends on your depth and undertone, and the finish you choose should also match your skin type and preferred look.

How do I find my Fit Me foundation shade?

Start with depth, determine undertone, test along the jawline in natural light, and use Maybelline’s official shade finder or virtual try-on when you are between close shades.

What skin tone is Fit Me 115?

115 Ivory sits in the light portion of the current U.S. Matte + Poreless range. Use undertone and an on-skin test to determine whether it matches you.

What skin tone is Fit Me 120?

120 Classic Ivory sits in the light portion of the range. Its suitability depends on your undertone and exact depth.

What skin tone is Fit Me 128?

128 Warm Nude is a light-medium shade with ‘Warm’ explicitly in the name, making it a useful candidate when you need a warmer direction at that depth.

What skin tone is Fit Me 220?

220 Natural Beige is in the medium portion of the range. It should be treated as a starting candidate rather than an automatic neutral match.

What skin tone is Fit Me 334?

334 Warm Sun is in the tan-deep portion of the range and explicitly carries a warm designation in its name.

Is Fit Me Matte + Poreless good for oily skin?

Yes. Maybelline positions it for normal-to-oily skin and describes its oil-free, micro-powder formula as helping control shine and minimize the look of pores for up to 12 hours.

Is Fit Me good for dry skin?

Maybelline positions Fit Me Dewy + Smooth for normal-to-dry skin, with a hydrating formula and naturally luminous finish.

What’s the difference between Fit Me Matte + Poreless and Dewy + Smooth?

Matte + Poreless has a natural matte finish and a 40-shade U.S. range aimed at normal-to-oily skin. Dewy + Smooth has a luminous finish, is positioned for normal-to-dry skin, and currently has 20 U.S. shades.

Does Fit Me have a shade finder?

Yes. Maybelline’s current Matte + Poreless page includes a Find Your Shade experience and try-on tools.

How much does Fit Me Foundation cost in the USA?

Maybelline’s current official U.S. list price for Fit Me Matte + Poreless is $11.99, but retailer prices can change.

Are any Fit Me shades discontinued?

Yes. Maybelline currently confirms that 105 Fair Ivory in the Dewy + Smooth formula has been discontinued.

Final Verdict

The current U.S. Fit Me Matte + Poreless range is easier to navigate once you stop treating the shade number as the whole answer. Use the 40-shade chart to narrow your depth, use Maybelline’s Cool / Neutral / Warm filters to narrow undertone, and then compare the two closest shades on your jawline in natural daylight.

If you are deciding between close numbers such as 120 vs. 125, 125 vs. 128, 220 vs. 228, or 334 vs. 335, the practical difference is more important than the number itself. Choose based on how the shade disappears into the jaw and neck, not simply on which shade name sounds closest.

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