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.

Eloise W.

Jan 1, 2014

Eloise W.

L'oreal true match. Believe me it is the best.

Ashley B.

Jan 1, 2014

Ashley B.

I have dark spots post acne and they are hard to cover. Try a primer that will neutralize the redness in your skin and then apply your foundation. I would also prime, conceal, apply foundation and then touch up anything that shows through with a full coverage concealer like mac or derma blend if your looking for full coverage. If your truly struggling with acne you need to find a good skin care routine first because all you will be doing is masking the problem. Give your face a break from makeup and see how it looks after a week or so! You are just as beautiful without any makeup on! But I agree L'oreal true match is amazing and doesn't break me out at all! Good luck to you!  :)

K B.

Jan 2, 2014

K B.

Once you find the stuff to cover and match your skin the best, it's the order that's vital to lasting coverage (liquid, concealer, then powder). And use tools and sponges not your hands. :) Best of luck!

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