Acne is showing up...How can I be flawless with makeup?

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Shan S.

Jan 10, 2014

Shan S.

I have acne.I see people that have acne and they have pictures with them wearing makeup and they look flawless.When I wear makeup you can still see the bumbs through the makeup.How can I make myself look flawless when wearing makeup?

Tash S.

Jan 10, 2014

Tash S.

I have the exact same problem. I have tried many make-ups to cover up my acne and while some do a flawless job I find it just aggravates the acne and makes it worse. Which means I end up with more acne to cover up. The best soution I found so far is to just use a concealer that is as close to your skin tone as you can get. If you work around the pimple first and then only a few dabs on top it does a pretty good job. At the end of the day lotions like proactive that get rid of acne are the best option for me then I only have to worry about normal make up and not trying to hide my makeup. Hope I helped! :)

Bella L.

Jan 10, 2014

Bella L.

In my opinion primer is what helps makes a flawless finish I have a lot of acne on my skin also and I love the smash box more than primer blemish control it smooth out my face and leaves a nice flat canvas for my foundation and just like what tash said concealer will definetly help cover up hope I could help :D

Abbey H.

Jan 10, 2014

Abbey H.

Try getting a powerful concealer like mac pro longwear concealer :)

Shan S.

Jan 10, 2014

Shan S.

Thankyou for the help I will definetely try some of the makeup listed:)

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