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Jun 3, 2014
Alexandra I.
Hey everyone! So I have a problem that I've been struggling with, well since forever and I'd like to know some advice that could help me!
I'm 16 and I've been wearing foundation since I've been about 10-11 and lately I've been really getting into makeup and making sure I look good, and my problem is my redness! When I go foundation shopping I obvs look hard for the right colour and I'll test it on my neck and get a store employee in the makeup section to help me out too but EVERY TIME after I put foundation on, there's a pretty noticeable difference between my neck and face. Of course I'll go back thinking it's the wrong colour and get a lighter one but same thing happens! Idk if I'm allergic to foundation, or it really is the wrong colour (I doubt it tho!) but I just want the redness to go away so everything looks one colour!
Would you guys mind helping me and telling me what might be wrong and giving me tips!! Thanks!!
Jun 3, 2014
Ashley C.
It Cosmetics has a product called "Bye Bye Redness" that works well.
Jun 3, 2014
Celia B.
Bare Minerals Primer has a red reduction one that not only reduces redness by appearance but also gets rid of it!
Jun 3, 2014
Alexandra I.
Thanks so much everyone, I'll defs look into all the brands you've given me!
Jun 4, 2014
Gina B.
I just picked up a green primer from loreal because I have the same problem as you! it works really well (:
Jun 4, 2014
Rachel M.
Are you setting it with a powder that's the wrong shade?
Jun 7, 2014
Alexandra I.
Oh really aha maybe I'll try it Gina!!
Jun 7, 2014
Alexandra I.
And no I don't think so Rachel!