What Do You Think Is Worse?

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Catherine A.

Apr 13, 2013

Catherine A.

What's worse? Having an obvious blemish or having it look obvious that you tried to cover it up?

Jana S.

Apr 13, 2013

Jana S.

Looking obvious that you tried to cover it up. Plus that will make it worse and infect it. Honestly people won't notice it unless you point it out.

Ashley D.

Apr 13, 2013

Ashley D.

I rather have a obvious blemish, I never cover any of my acne all the way because I think that fake flawless skin just doesn't look good.

Beth R.

Apr 13, 2013

Beth R.

For me, it's a bad blemish. For covering that doesn't look bad, try Clinque's acne solutions foundation. It'll help your blemishes go away, while making them look like they aren't there in the first place.

Tia B.

Apr 13, 2013

Tia B.

I use BB cream, powder, and concelear. If the powder and BB cream doesn't get it, whatever. Blemishes don't make you ugly- they make you human.

Corrie T.

Apr 13, 2013

Corrie T.

Having it look obvious that you tried to cover it up.

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