How to make skin look flawless.

Mar 24, 2016

Lindsay B.

I have a lot of redness and acne and darkspots on my skin. I'm doing skin treatments but they take a bit of time so I was wondering how can I make my skin look very good?

Mar 24, 2016

Fearless G.

Color correcting might be an option

Mar 24, 2016

Roz X.

What skin treatments are you currently undergoing?

Mar 24, 2016

I struggle with the same things and I like to color correct redness with a green concealer, my under eyes with a red/orange concealer, then apply my foundation. If there are any other blemishes showing then I go in with my normal skin tone concealer.

Mar 24, 2016

Jane M.

Yes,I agree with Viviana F. But the best thing to do is take care of your skin proffessionaly.

Mar 24, 2016

Jamie L.

The It Cosmetics Bye Bye Redness is a miracle worker! I had a client who was not only naturally super red, but also incredibly sunburnt and just a few dabs of the Bye Bye Redness under her foundation made her skin look flawless!

Mar 25, 2016

michael t.

Your makeup will be more "flawless" if you take care of your skin first. that's what's important :)

Mar 25, 2016

Lydia F.

I don't know if they mentioned this but you could use a green based primer (if your face is red in many places) and also green concealer :D
also a good coverage, non pore clogging foundation :)

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