Helpppp!! Covering up

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Mai A.

Mar 27, 2014

Mai A.

I have a huge pimple on my chin how do I cover it with makeup so it's not noticeable I already used concealer but it's still showing 😪

Stephanie S.

Mar 27, 2014

Stephanie S.

I know you'd rather cover it up, but I think it's best not to put makeup on it at all. it's a pimple, everyone gets them so don't worry. just don't put makeup on it so it heals faster

Cami F.

Mar 27, 2014

Cami F.

1. Lightly pat a green concealer or matte green eyeshadow over the spot to minimize redness.
2. Dab on a full coverage concealer like the KVD Lock It Concealer, or Hard Candy Glamoflauge. Do NOT rub it in to the spot. Dab it so that you get the fullest, and most flawless coverage.
3. Set it with a powder.
Covering blemishes is such a pain, but hopefully this makes it easier 💋❤️

Melanie T.

Mar 27, 2014

Melanie T.

I agree with Stephanie. you need to let it breathe or risk it getting worse. but if you absolutely need to cover it up then you can. Cami explained it really well.

Bella L.

Mar 27, 2014

Bella L.

Okay well first clean the area then put a moisturizer to make sure your not making the pimple worse then green concealer to contour the redness dab and blend then add your regular concealer and if you want for extra cover up you could put foundation on top and always with or without the foundation finish with a powder to set everything hope I could help :D

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