Foundation/Concealer For Acne Scars?

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Maria M.

Dec 24, 2013

Maria M.

I'm trying to find good foundations and concealers for acne scarred, acne prone, oily skin. With both high end primer (cover fx or benefit) and setting spray (urban decay deslick) my foundation and concealer sometimes can't cover my scars for more than a few hours at best.

Maria M.

Dec 24, 2013

Maria M.

Oh and before someone recommends revlon color stay, that makes me break out crazy.

Christina M.

Dec 24, 2013

Christina M.

Clinique have some good ones some of them actually have salicylic acid in them to help fight acne. viche dermablend corrective foundation, I believe it's called is really good. personally I like to go very light on my skin I use smashbox cc cream and then go in with concealer right now I'm using collection and it's been covering all my scars and my couple spots I have. also if you want I would check out Lisa eldrige on YouTube she has great vidoes on makeup and covering acne and so does Gossmakeupartist. hope I helped.

Claire W.

Dec 24, 2013

Claire W.

I use makeup forever matte velvet and it's deff high coverage (I have oily acne prone skin)

Tia B.

Dec 24, 2013

Tia B.

I agree with Christina about Clinique. Hypoallergenic and the coverage is good on most of their foundations. And they're not drying.

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