There Has To Be Something!!

Mar 24, 2014

Jackie M.

There's have to be a primer or foundation that lightens the appearance of deep acne scars?? Hopefully ;) I'll try anything. My scars are nasty and deep. I am getting lazered bi weekly and I'm doing my Scrubs. I need something to just fill them in. Any suggestions are welcomed!

Mar 24, 2014

Diana T.

Well nothing can cover up texture on the skin but discoloration there are solutions for - if look up the zombie boy video on YouTube you will find that dermablend is perfect for covering up severe discoloration to a point where your skin looks like there was nothing there to begin with - it's a full coverage product that does not further cause acne - another good full coverage foundation is kat Von D it was meant to cover tattoos so same idea as the dermablend commercial - finally there is MUFE also full coverage foundation that is noncomedogenic - so I hope this helps!

Mar 25, 2014

M G.

Well put Diana
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Mar 25, 2014

Jackie M.

Yes thank you soooo much!

Mar 25, 2014

Jackie M.

I'm definitely goin to get derma blend. thanks again!

Mar 25, 2014

CPT- Lili R.

If you where to get one of those 3 foundations diana has talked about I would go with dermablend I have used it to cover tattoos on someone cuz tattoo removal takes a long time and it did a perfect job

Mar 25, 2014

Gypsy S.

Agree with these pretty ladies👍😉 one of my dear friends got burned very badly in a house fire..even though he's had many treatments & such the scars & discoloration from them were very noticeable. Tried dermablend and it worked like a charm!💋💕

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