Best Concealer For Scar.

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Amber S.

Jan 14, 2014

Amber S.

So I got a beauty mark removed on my cheek a while ago and now there's a scar..it's quite embarrassing and I can't find a good concealer to cover it up! When I smile, its not very visible but it still Makes me insecure. It's sort've indented and slightly a different color than the rest of my skin. What concealer can I use to at least minimize the appearance of it?

Kat A.

Jan 14, 2014

Kat A.

Hard candy's Glamoflauge concealer. get it at Wal-Mart. it can be used to cover tattoos, so it should workfor you!

Carolyn H.

Jan 14, 2014

Carolyn H.

MAC studio finish
Urban Decay 24/7 pencil
or Rimmel Conceal The Blemish

all creams so they blend really beautifully

Morgan B.

Jan 16, 2014

Morgan B.

I totally agree with Lili A. Hard Candy Glamoflauge concealer is AMAZING!! Good luck and I hope it works for you!!👍😃

Lisa S.

Jan 16, 2014

Lisa S.

Glamoflauge for sure! And I find it easier to use a brush with it.

Becca B.

Jan 16, 2014

Becca B.

Everyone talks about the Kat Von D concealer and a make up forever one that's supposed to be really full coverage x

Rebecca B.

Jan 16, 2014

Rebecca B.

Dermablend or keromask, both are made for covering scars, birth marks and tattoos. I'd recommend Dermablend if your skin is more oily and Keromask if your skin is dry.

Lisa S.

Jan 16, 2014

Lisa S.

I have tried Kat Von D's and I think Hard Candy works better and its cheaper

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