Flaky Skin and blemishes.

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Kris L.

Mar 14, 2016

Kris L.

Hey ladies.
I have acne and lots of problems because of it. When it starts healing the skin starts going back to normal. When I do my makeup and put concealer over it, I later see that it looks really flaky. How can I fix that? Also I do my best to conceal blemishes and old acne scars. But near the end of the day, it's like the makeup disappeared and everyone can clearly see the pale purplish spots and lines that dot my face. Can anyone help me solve these problems?

Sarah O.

Mar 14, 2016

Sarah O.

Okay for the flakes you need to moisturize. For the makeup disappearing I suggest using a makeup setting spray if don't use one already

Debra M.

Mar 15, 2016

Debra M.

Exfoliate and use a hydrating moisturizer for the dryness. I use to get really bad flaky skin around my nose but ever since I got into a routine of exfoliating that helped. For makeup use liquid because cream will cling to those dry spots. I like for concealer the nyx hd, and Mac Pro longwear. Hope this helps

Ariana G.

Mar 15, 2016

Ariana G.

Cerave has a Foam Cleanser too which is good  and I would use a serum that targets blmished skin and then use the Cerave moisturizer and jojoba oil morning AND night.

Ariana G.

Mar 15, 2016

Ariana G.

Also wear a primer before your makeup, set it set it with a setting powder and a fjnishing powder, then use a setting spray.

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