Covering Acne Help!!

Mar 1, 2013

Nicole B.

I have been struggling with acne for like 6 years now and it sucks. The foundations like sephora and Mac seem to make the bumps more apparent. Any suggestions for products/techniques?? Anything would help :)

Mar 1, 2013

Jena Y.

I would suggest to get clinic acne solutions for your foundation. I have been using it for about 5 months and absolutely love it! I also have a magnetic brush for putting it on and it works wonders!

Mar 1, 2013

Hannah P.

My everyday problem! I've tried Mac too I wasn't crazy ab it but I did have a creme foundation from Mary Kay and it worked pretty well and lasted a really long time too. A foundation brush works a lot better than a sponge by far that's always a must! Pat you're foundation over you're zits instead of just brushing it over you definitely get more coverage! I hope some of this helps :)

Mar 1, 2013

Shannon K.

Bare essentials, it's what dermatologists recommend for people with Achebe, it's light and all minerals so it's good for the skin... Even safe to sleep in!! *gasps* it's improved my skin 100% and isn't cake like.

Mar 2, 2013

Kathryn L.

Jane Iredale pure mineral makeup. It is safe enough to apply directly over skin that has just had laser resurfacing. I had quite bad acne and using Jane I noticed it actually HELPED my skin.

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