Good way to cover up acne..?

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Lindsay H.

Dec 28, 2014

Lindsay H.

I've been trying to find a good way to either cover up my acne or try to get ride of it altogether... Any ideas?

Lauryn M.

Dec 28, 2014

Lauryn M.

I'd see a dermatologist and see if you can get something prescribed and you can always use what they give you and start wearing face makeup of you don't already, I don't really do foundation I mainly do concealers and bb cream and it usually helps me with what my dermatologist prescribed

Lauryn M.

Dec 28, 2014

Lauryn M.

I just wear the makeup over my skin stuff

Gabby M.

Dec 29, 2014

Gabby M.

I don't have much experience with getting rid of it, but when I do get breakouts or really bad ones I put on my concealer or foundation, then put powder over the blemish and put a bit more of the foundation or concealer on it :)

Mandi S.

Dec 29, 2014

Mandi S.

Any product with minerals, like Mineral Concealer or something.

Melanie A.

Dec 30, 2014

Melanie A.

To make acne look smaller because its a raised area you would have to cover it with a darker concealer just like one shade darker then blend it and apply your regular shade of foundation😊

Melissa M.

Dec 30, 2014

Melissa M.

Neutrogena Acne On-the-spot cream is my absolute favorite thing ever, you just apply it to any areas you have acne and honestly it had my skin looking better overnight!

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