Foundation Or Loose Powder To Cover Acne Scars??

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Karla H.

Oct 27, 2012

Karla H.

Hello, so I suffer from acne n now my face has scars (sometimes I also get blemishes) n I have try the Mac loose powder to cover up a bit but it really doesn't work, I don't like using foundation since my skin is oily n with the foundation it get more oily! Any tips? I need help please!!

Mary P.

Oct 27, 2012

Mary P.

definitely use foundation! loose powder is used only if you want minimum coverage, therefore it does not cover acne scars since its not full coverage.

Karla H.

Oct 27, 2012

Karla H.

Thanks! Any brand you recommend?

Mary P.

Oct 27, 2012

Mary P.

Mac Studio Fix Fluid is full coverage & Make Up Forever HD foundation is also good but if you want drugstore products, go with Revlon Colorstay, look on the label "for combo/oily skin". :-)

Mary P.

Oct 27, 2012

Mary P.

Also forgot to mention the Laura Mercier silk creme foundation, perfect for oily skin & covering acne scars :-)

Karla H.

Oct 27, 2012

Karla H.

Thank you soo much!! :) 

Kristy A.

Oct 27, 2012

Kristy A.

thanks for the advice! I have very oily skin!

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