Acne And Face Makeup.

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Krystinn R.

May 28, 2016

Krystinn R.

So I want to stay away from face makeup, I usually use smashbox foundation and the Anastacia contour pallet but I have been breaking out due to work lately.
do you ladies recommend any cc or bb creams I can use to cover my skin discoloration w. out irritating my breakouts even worse?

Alexis C.

May 28, 2016

Alexis C.

I absolutely love the IT Cosmetics Your Skin But Better CC Cream! It's medium to full coverage, lightweight, and long wearing. I think it would work for every skin type as well (:

Diana T.

May 28, 2016

Diana T.

Clinique cc cream - it color corrects and was made for sensitive skin types and doesn't irritate acne either - they have a good bb cream but shades are limited so if you have darker skin the cc cream is better IMO

Cassie D.

May 30, 2016

Cassie D.

I've started using Cover FX. All products are vegan, so it seems to really be helping me the most out of all the countless foundations I've tried. It's been a battle for me for awhile now, but I'm really loving this brand.

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