Makeup to cover acne.

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Neko C.

Jan 1, 2014

Neko C.

I have pretty bad acne, and lets say I won't touch it and make it worse, I still have red scars. How do I cover it? I tried bb cream and its nice but it won't cover it at all.

Grace H.

Jan 1, 2014

Grace H.

Revelon 24 hr foundation I hear is good coverage.

Zoey W.

Jan 1, 2014

Zoey W.

Smashbox blemish control or color correction with naked liquid foundation by urban decay.

Fiona J.

Jan 1, 2014

Fiona J.

You'll need a foundation and/or concealer. I suggest kat von d's foundation and concealer because It's really good coverage:3 also, use brushes not your hands so minimal germs will touch your face, also use a primer to help it stay and so the foundation doesn't make direct contact with your skin. Also try and wash your brushes at least once a week or once every other day, this will also prevent germs x

BG S.

Jan 1, 2014

BG S.

I would definatly recommend hard candys glamoflauge concealer. its amazing and the coverage is intense

BG S.

Jan 1, 2014

BG S.

You can find it at Walmart for only 6 bucks (:

Lisa S.

Jan 1, 2014

Lisa S.

Yes I use hard candy and I think it works so much better to use a brush to apply it. Elf's Complexion Brush works well or a foundation brush, I use this brush from Sephora and I think it works the best so it doesn't look cakey. I also use a primer (rimmel, nyx, and elf are good but I love benefits but it is more expensive).

Lisa S.

Jan 1, 2014

Lisa S.

I would also try using a mineral powder like this, its L'oreal.

Lisa S.

Jan 1, 2014

Lisa S.

Here is the brush I use for the concealer and for the powder I use a Kabuki Brush

Lisa S.

Jan 1, 2014

Lisa S.

Here's a different loreal powder... One of the two I posted is discontinued, but I don't know which one, but either one works and I have only found it at walmart

Neko C.

Jan 1, 2014

Neko C.

Thanks girls, tho I don't live in the us so no wallmart here, but I could find something.

Lauren J.

Jan 2, 2014

Lauren J.

Find a foundation and cover up labeled sensitive skin, so that it won't further damage your skin, and just make sure that you wash you face every morning and remove your make up every night. Don't wash it twice, it's too harsh on skin.

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