Acne & foundation 👊💥
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Jan 9, 2014
Jazmin G.
Okay girlies I need your help!(:
I have acne prone skin & When I apply foundation on some of my pimples it seems as if I caked it & it looks gross!😐
What are some tips or techniques I can use to help avoid that?
Thanks in advanced!✌☺💖
Jan 9, 2014
Betsy N.
Wish I could help but I have the same problem.
Jan 9, 2014
Jazmin G.
It sucks big time 👎😞
Jan 9, 2014
Betsy N.
Yup for me my fake beauty blender helps a bit to take the cakiness of.
Jan 9, 2014
Jazmin G.
Where did you get yours?
Jan 9, 2014
Diana J.
Search on youtube for tutorials there are tons. I saw that ppl apply concealer under foundation and then over it:-)
Jan 9, 2014
Betsy N.
Well I got mine at ross but its kinda hard I have to squeeze it many times so it can be manageable, I have heard really good things on the real techniques sponge.
Jan 9, 2014
Chelsea V.
I had the same problem, acne is the worst :(
I put concealer under my foundation and then over!
Jan 9, 2014
Yolande P.
A beauty blender will really help and no need to splash out on the real expensive one there are many dupes on amazon that work just as well.A primer might help,I hear the more you rub it in the nicer,silkier finish it gives.There are some youtube videos on how to but I find not many of the girls have raised bumps to cover up. I know many people find applying foundation to acne prone skin without it looking cakey hard.Applying foundation to acne prone skin can make it worse and clog up the pores and make it worse.If you still want to cover it I recommend a tea tree oil concelar which helps the pimples while you have makeup on.
Jan 9, 2014
Amanda V.
I've never used a Beauty blender personally, but I think that could solve the problem.
I also agree with a good foundation primer, to give you a smooth, silky canvas. Too Faced Primed and Poreless Pure gives that silky finish and so does Smashbox Photo Finish. (NOT the light one, the original.) I don't have any drugstore picks because I'm not familiar with drugstore primers.
Jan 10, 2014
Jazmin G.
Thanks girlies you helped a lot!!✌💖
Jan 10, 2014
Jazmin G.
@jacqueline wow thank you soo much!!(: your a great help! Definitely going to try some of those steps out (:
Jan 10, 2014
Ty R.
Don't apply foundation to blemishes. Use concealer then blend really well.
Jan 10, 2014
Abigail R.
Green concealer under your usual one to cancel out redness, pat it on with your finger, also pat and blend foundation. that works best for me x
Jan 11, 2014
Sheyenne K.
I have that problem with concealer sometimes:(
Jan 11, 2014
Keiana H.
Photo finish by smash box BUT get the ACNE PRONE one (: it will treat your acne (&scars) while giving you a flawless look 💕