Thoughts on Dermablend?

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Tracie C.

Aug 6, 2013

Tracie C.

I have acne scarring all over my cheeks and nothing gives me full coverage. Tried MAC and am excited to wear it when my scarring fades (using Tea Tree Oil). But anyways, I was just wondering if anyone uses it and loves it, your thoughts and foundation routine? Or maybe even any bad experiences with it?

Natalie T.

Aug 6, 2013

Natalie T.

This may sound really weird or creepy, but a lot of people I know that do mortuary makeup and restorative makeup use dermablend and they are so happy with the results. I have never used it, but they say that it covers *everything* and they love working with it.

MiNNiE P.

Aug 6, 2013

MiNNiE P.

Try Clinique it really helps to cover and lighten blemishes:))

Tracie C.

Aug 6, 2013

Tracie C.

Thanks for replying ladies! @Natalie T. Lol that's not weird or creepy to know at all! haha @Alexandra G thank you for the recommendation (:

Jay M.

Aug 6, 2013

Jay M.

I tried dermablend years ago. Will hide even the reddest birthmark or discoloration. But I have dry skin and found it to be cakey and settled into all my fine lines and creases. Excellent coverage though! Might be good if you have oily skin.

Trish M.

Aug 6, 2013

Trish M.

I love it. I used the leg and body cover. Even for my face. You only need a little bit and it's creamy. Long lasting as well. The whole tube will last you a long time. Idk how their foundation is tho.

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