Pregnancy issues!! help please!!

Jun 10, 2013

Crystal H.

My neck is a completely different color than my face... I normally use a foundation and translucent powder on my face but I feel like o will have to get a darker color in order to make my face and neck the same shade... Any suggestions??

Jun 10, 2013

Madame G.

I'm going threw the same thing right now I know how you feel I just put a little makeup on my neck to make the hyperpigmention a lil more even slap some mineral pressed powder and go can't do to much else unless you wear a hair style to cover your neck I hate that pregnancy has changed my skin huuuaa!!

Jun 10, 2013

Madame G.

Why would she use bronzer? that's retarted I think bronzer is like saying hey everyone look at my glittery neck uhm...no.

Jun 10, 2013

Crystal H.

I'm trying to prevent from buying a darker foundation for my face bc I don't want my arms and the rest of my body to look off either... I'm going to try to add a little pressed powder just so its not a huge difference! thank God only 2 months left! thanks ladies for the feedback!

Jun 10, 2013

Madame G.

Oh Okay...your welcome n con grads!!

Jun 10, 2013

Crystal H.

Thank you ladies! I will definitely keep you updated!

Jun 10, 2013

Latoya B.

Hun if you get a darker color foundation it would not work its just those hormones acting crazy but if you talk to your doctor may they can help but I dobt think its anything you can do.

Jun 10, 2013

Audra B.

You could always get some pressed powder and add it to some of your foundation just for the time being. That way you can match it yourself and you won't have to buy another color.

Jun 10, 2013

Audra B.

Or just apply a bronzer around the perimeter of your face and blend it into the neck. that way it looks more cohesive.

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