Uneven Skin

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Elizabeth S.

Sep 9, 2012

Elizabeth S.

I have very uneven skin. I'm pale and freckley, and have naturally reds skin. Anyone have suggestions for a foundation with great coverage. Or some skin care that can help with the red blotchiness?

Kelly G.

Sep 9, 2012

Kelly G.

I have a similar problem with my skin. I'm so fair all of my veins and capillaries show through my skin! I'm currently using MAC tinted moisturizer all over, and Studio Tech where I need full coverage. I apply the Tech with the #188 brush as opposed to the sponge that comes with the compact. It uses less product and gives a more natural look. 

Katelynn D.

Sep 10, 2012

Katelynn D.

Use a brightening wash like twice a week, and then use concealer on the particularly uneven areas, then use a light layer of full coverage (Estée Lauder makes a few great ones, even of you have oily/dry skin) and then use a round brush to highlight/lowlight to create more even tone definition. (:

Katelynn D.

Sep 10, 2012

Katelynn D.

And I agree with Kelly ^ sponges make you look cakey and too much makeup is just as bad as none. 

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