My Cheeks Have A Problem.

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Keara Z.

Mar 29, 2013

Keara Z.

Okay so I posted a picture earlier asking for make up help and people kept saying I was wearing to much blush.. but in the picture I had no make up on.. I have a disease called rosasia and it jut makes my cheeks red!!

Kayla F.

Mar 29, 2013

Kayla F.

My mom and I both have that too! I can cover it up with cover stick and a little loose powder.

Chloe W.

Mar 29, 2013

Chloe W.

A soothing moisturizer with chamomile and/or aloe vera for sensitive skin..green tinted primer (good one from smashbox!), nice coverage foundation and avoid blush on the apples of cheeks to avoid looking like you went too far!

Keara Z.

Mar 29, 2013

Keara Z.

Thank you!!

Breanna P.

Mar 29, 2013

Breanna P.

My friend has it too. I'd recommend the green smash box primer, a good foundation, and a good concealer. Good luck! (Btw don't use blush, you don't need it, lucky duck!)

Keara Z.

Mar 29, 2013

Keara Z.

Haha thank you :)

Lauren S.

Mar 29, 2013

Lauren S.

Just use a foundation like Revlon colorstay everyone likes it cause it has good coverage... If you don't aant foundation try the Revlon photoready concealer or the last girl hd products concealer($2. 50) great deal.

Alisha G.

Mar 29, 2013

Alisha G.

Yeah I have rosacea too :( it doesn't make my skin look good. for me, foundation flares up my skin, not covers it. It's horrible

Alisha G.

Mar 29, 2013

Alisha G.

Kirby, what cover stick do you use?

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