Anything to hide my spots.

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Cy B.

Mar 9, 2014

Cy B.

So I use bleaching creams but they don't really work any foundation that looks like it's my skin?

Kelsey L.

Mar 9, 2014

Kelsey L.

There is an age rewind concelear specifically made for dark spots. try that at. you can find it at any local store. also you can get a nude cream eyeliner and place that over your dark spots and if the product won't go right on your face melt the eyeliner with a blowdryer to make the eyeliner go smoother on your face :) hope this helps xo.

Lauren M.

Mar 9, 2014

Lauren M.

Hellllo. You are gorgeous! The only thing I can say is, time. In time they will fade & for the most part be gone.
Use a face wash with AHA. & a Vitamin C serum. That is what Traci the skin goddess told me. My face isn't where I want it to be, but it sure is a hell of a lot better then it was a month ago. It just sucks that it is taking so long to get my face back to where it was before acne. We are young our faces will heal! I never thought about using a bleaching cream surprisingly. & I've done horrible things to my skin, & tried about everything. I still use coconut oil after washing my face & I think it has helped. Maybe it'll help you too! Good luck.

Lauren M.

Mar 9, 2014

Lauren M.

Oh, & for foundation.. I use Revlon Colorstay. It covers me pretty well & my face has a lot of dark scars. & for a concealer benefits boi-ing. Hides a lot!

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