Hate my freakles😁

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Alma M.

Jun 22, 2015

Alma M.

OK ladies the issue is dead and went off track of the author question and by the way she has not come back to her thread to say thanks so let's move on. Everyone has their own beauty routine whether bad or good it's what we like to call trial and error we all go through it and unless your a actual professional in the field to give exact insight to back it up,let's just not take it any further. You all gave feed back and if a person chooses to do what ever then that's really on them. We can only do so much right so let's breath and step back and move along. By the way thanks for sharing my pic Maressa much appreciated. Now I don't know about you all but reading this thread makes me crave for some lemonade, I think I shall make some  ;)

Aurora S.

Jun 23, 2015

Aurora S.

I used to have freckles.
If you want to actually get rid of them use a fade cream or "brightening" cream with an ingredient or ingredients such as Vitamin C, licorice root, Kojic acid, glutathione or hydroquinone.

These will fade your freckles and once they've faded just use a good sunscreen year round to prevent them from coming again.


If you just want to cover it with makeup, use airbrush makeup.
You can layer it on and it doesn't feel heavy or look cakey.
I find it to be a better option than using a full coverage concealer or foundation

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