Skin peeling.. Cakey makeup.

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Maria D.

May 5, 2013

Maria D.

So I went to Florida for about a week and I just came back 2 days ago.. I usually get sunburned then tan.. But this time I really got burned:( the burn went away but my skin is peeling I tried peeling it off as much as I can an moisturizing but once I put on foundation it looked so bad!! It wasn't really Cakey it was my skin peeling:'( I have to go out in a bit and I feel really insecure.. Help!:/

Sherry H.

May 5, 2013

Sherry H.

Lol don't feel insecure! Sunburn happens all the time and everyone gets them! If people stare, let them. It'll go away soon. I would advise you not to put foundation on though, it'll make your skin peeling more obvious. Just let your skin breathe for a day.

Emma F.

May 5, 2013

Emma F.

Maybe a BB Cream or tinted moisturizer? It will help cover up blemishes and acne, but will hydrate skin and hopefully help with your peeling problem. I suggest the Maybelline Dream Fresh BB Cream or Revlon PhotoReady BB Cream. Sorry, hope this helps:) XOXO

Camelia A.

May 5, 2013

Camelia A.

Hey I'm from florida and always have this problem. I actualy did a few weeks ago. Cocoa butter works well.take super hot showers and try peeling in the shower. Otherwise don't stress it. People arent dumb they'll know its just a burn

Maria D.

May 5, 2013

Maria D.

Thanks everyone!!<3 ill try everything!!:) and thank you for supporting me <33 I feel much better now:D.

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