What kind of foundation is best for discolored skin?

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Saba Q.

Sep 7, 2013

Saba Q.

As you can tell I have the discoloration under my eyes and around the mouth. Any tips on covering them?

Deseni F.

Sep 7, 2013

Deseni F.

You can put a peachy color concealer on it first and then put foundation on it. ore a CC " color corrector" cream. and if you want it real extreme, you can use tattoo concealer. it works for scars and tattoos, so also for discoloration. and after you can set it with a powder for more cover.

Natalie R.

Sep 7, 2013

Natalie R.

Peachy Correcters from Bobbi brown, PIXI, Josie Moran or eve pearl and apply it under your e?es and around your mouth. and a CC cream from what ever brand you can find at your drugstore. then top with powder and your done. You can apply the cc cream and correct in whichever order works best for you.

Sharon A.

Sep 8, 2013

Sharon A.

Chanel vitalumiere aqua! It's a light, buildable foundation that looks skin-like and is perfect at evening out your skin tone :)

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