Do you have freckles on your arms?

Mar 2, 2013

Kim W.

I have them on my arms and I was wondering if there was ways of getting rid of them or making them abit lighter/less noticeable? x

Mar 2, 2013

I don't have freckles on my arms, but I have quite a few moles - especially on my upper arms. To be honest I usually go for something with a sleeve unless it is unbearably hot.
Sometimes I will use an anti-redness stick (basically solid cream concealer), then some liquid concealer, then foundation. The only problem I find with this is that I have 'mottled' arms. Meaning I cannot just do mole areas - I have to do my whole arm. The only way to get around this is to do each mole individually. I doubt that you will have quite the same problem with freckles.

P.s I think freckles are really cute! Much better than moles or spots! But I know from my own experience that no matter what people tell you about your imperfections - they are still imperfections to you! So I hope this helped! Good luck! :)

Mar 2, 2013

Kim W.

Thank you so much! x

Mar 2, 2013

Molly K.

The only thing I would say is that if you have a mass number of freckles on your lower arm, the liquid concealer can catch the hair which can be a problem. I also forgot to say its pretty vital that the concealer/foundation you are using matches your skin tone, or even a shade lighter. You will also need to be using products that have enough quality to avoid bad oxidation = tangerine arms!

Mar 2, 2013

Molly K.

I also use this technique on my mottled and 'vein-visible' legs

Mar 2, 2013

Kim W.

Thanks a lot for this,will try it xx

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