flesh tone glass for fairy

[twan]

I am looking for a nice "caucasian" flesh tone, I like to buy glass in person  so I can see how the light shows, but I will take any info anyone is willing to give. Thank you

[Lou Ann]

I use a spectrum (891-61 S) for all my faces... the description is actually champagne wispy...

[JoanFrances]

I use the plain champagne from spectrum.  I don't know the number, but it is more expensive than the wispy.  It is like 16.00 for a 12x12 at my local shop.  On line you can get it a lot less expensive but you usually have to buy  more than 1 piece of glass on line. 

When my teacher told me to use the champagne I thought she had lost her mind LOL because it looked almost white to me, but when next to white you can tell the difference and in the light is cast a nice pink flesh color.

If you buy the plain champagne, be sure to keep the color written on it so you don't use it in error

[Elizabeth]

If you have a chance to buy 'in person' look at Champagne in all it's variations - you can get it from  cathedral through to opaque.   You're sure to find just the tone you want.

[Stephen Richard]

Anyone thought that skin tones are actually a range of ambers - from the most pale to very dark, and deep blue black?  Rather than pink, yellow, brown?

[JoanFrances]

Anyone thought that skin tones are actually a range of ambers - from the most pale to very dark, and deep blue black?  Rather than pink, yellow, brown?

You right Stephen, however she was looking for the shades that champagne offer

[Elizabeth]

Purely a personal view!!-- One can take a little 'artistic license' with faeries,  as they need to look 'right' rather than totally realistic.   I find that there is quite a wide variation of tones, from pink,pink to tawny -pink in the champagne streakies.  I don't have a lot of choice other than Spectrum here....!! 
Good luck with your search, Twan.

[twan]

Thank you all for your input. I was thinking wispy for some dimension and toward the ivory, but I think I like the champagne idea better, for glass and drinking

[Lou Ann]

Spectrum 201-61 is a nice ivory wispy...

[Graham]

Here's my fave

 No. GNA-6063
The name "Light flesh antique" was my first hint.