Scar From Boil, How To Cover?

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Brittany T.

Apr 22, 2015

Brittany T.

It looks red from the picture so maybe try to cancel that out with a green colour corrector then cover it with a regular concealer?

Alura J.

Apr 22, 2015

Alura J.

Maybe rcma foundation would work since they have very fair shades and wouldn't look so obvious over the scarring from the boil. That has so much pigment in it and the finish looks like skin does. What are you doing skincare wise to help fade the scar? If you're not already doing it, using a sunscreen when you're going outside will help because the sun will darken the spot. I also suggest using a vitamin c serum and either an bha or aha to help fade the scar.

Kayla Marie W.

Apr 22, 2015

Kayla Marie W.

If you have some extra cash, the lightest shade of Nars creamy concealer has pretty decent coverage and is super pale. Chantilly is the color I believe. Or if you need something cheaper, the NYX HD concealer wand in 01 Porcelain is very light as well. Neither of these are orange toned as well.

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