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Vickyy S.

Jun 24, 2012

Vickyy S.

I have blemishes, and concealer works but it sometimes makes my skin tone uneven and I can never find a good match. I am pale and a ginger but I hve no freckles so the blemishes stand out even more! I need to get rid of them quick. And black headds how do you get rid of those, dosent foundation make them worse? I am only 13 lol!

Rachel A.

Jun 24, 2012

Rachel A.

I've got blackheads too and I'm sorry to say you'll always have them :( - all you can do is make sure you exfoliate your skin and have a good skincare routine.
A good foundation I like is Mac Matchmaster foundation, though it is pricey for a 13 year old >.< and No 7 do some great pale foundations if you can get your hands on them :)
xox

Mary P.

Jun 24, 2012

Mary P.

at the age of 13, you should not be wearing foundation, you are so young, let your skin breath, invest in a good facial cleaner & moisturizer. I recommend Aveeno, you may notice an improvement after several weeks to months. Biore removes black heads. Stay away from foundation & concealer.

Tuss M.

Jun 25, 2012

Tuss M.

LOREAL and Revlon have pale foundations. Use an exfoliator, either a scrub or something with Salicylic acid (AHA) in it, if you are familiar. My favourite concealer is MAC Pro Longwear and VICHY Dermablend. 

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