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Erin M.

Apr 29, 2013

Erin M.

African black soap will take care of the acne (or help it anyway), shea butter is a wonderfully awesome moisturizer and keeps my face and body moisturized for 12+ hours, and BB cream is probably best for you opposed to foundation as its lighter which will allow your skin to breathe more during the summer. Also, do you put on a facial primer before putting on your makeup? That may help with your concealer creasing.

Kat L.

Apr 29, 2013

Kat L.

Cetaphil Oil Control Daily Moisturizer with SPF 15 is great for combinations skin, it moisturizes but does not make skin oily. Use it before applying any makeup. BB cream is really good but offers minimal coverage, but I would reccomend Maybelline's if you do get it. If not, buy a Clinique one that clears up acne. Also, St. I've's Apricot Scrub is good to use every 2 to 3 days.

Kat L.

Apr 29, 2013

Kat L.

Clinique is not a drugstore foundation but is definitely worth it to clear up acne. If not, try Maybelline's FitMe Foundation if it needs to be drugstore. Follow me! :)

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