How to get rid of and cover acne scarring?

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Karina F.

Feb 5, 2014

Karina F.

Hey, I'm really insecure about my face and I literally can't go out of the house without makeup. My forehead it just basically one big acne scar at the moment. To cover up my scars, I (attempt to) colour cancel by applying a green colour on active acne and orange on scars and then putting a skin colour concealer on top. But I don't want to have to do that every day anymore. I've tried lemon juice, vitamin e oil and all that but all that does is lightens my face and makes the scars more noticeable. I also exfoliate everyday and I'm consistent with my skincare routine. Does anyone have any recommendations for products that actually get rid of scars? and are there any good foundations or concealers that provide full coverage without looking cakey?

Emily B.

Feb 5, 2014

Emily B.

Honey masks mixed with lemon work wonders, just look up honey masks for acne scars and it'll provide you with a recipe (:

Lara W.

Feb 5, 2014

Lara W.

Beautylish actually just did an article on this (: they did that, and then there's millions of masks out there. Vitamin masks, honey lemon masks, I've heard baking soda paste works.

Veronica M.

Feb 5, 2014

Veronica M.

Try to not put lemon or vitamin e on your whole face, try to use them as a spot treatment where you really want them to fade.

Kait C.

Feb 5, 2014

Kait C.

Lemon juice!

Brittany R.

Feb 5, 2014

Brittany R.

I've heard amazing things about bio oil, I have been using it on my face and other scars on my body for only 2 weeks so I can't tell you that it actually works but it does make my skin feel amazing.

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