Best Foundation To Cover Up Acne Scars!?

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Monica O.

Mar 6, 2013

Monica O.

I have some dark acne scars on my cheeks what foundation can I use to cover up?

Kimberli T.

Mar 6, 2013

Kimberli T.

I'd use a good primer or BB cream then find a good concealer that hides blemishes but doesn't over bare the face! And a foundation that has more coverage! I use Mac on acne scars and found it looks good and stays on all day!

Jessica H.

Mar 6, 2013

Jessica H.

Kay Von d lock it! It's great for oily skin and covers scars.. It truly is the best foundation!! I didn't break out either!!

Kristina C.

Mar 6, 2013

Kristina C.

I have the same problem on my left check I use concealer to cover them and any foundation jus about but I love my laura mercier silky crème and dior bb cream. I also use dior snow line for lighting the spots the stuff works amazing

Emily T.

Mar 6, 2013

Emily T.

Mac Pro long wear concealer will literally hide anything, wear with makeup for ever's mat velvet + that's what I do!

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