How to even my skin tone?
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Jan 26, 2014
Katie G.
For years now my skin has always been red and blotchy looking and I can't find any makeup to cover it up and I don't know what to do to even it out! I can put on as much foundation and powder as possible but it still wouldn't look like most girls. Most girls' skin is perfectly even and everything and mine isn't and I hate it! Any advise or help would be so great! Thanks(:
Jan 26, 2014
Katie G.
(My profile pic is a bad example because of the way the picture is taken and has a filter)
Jan 26, 2014
Lynzie B.
Not every girls skin is perfect. Try a color correcting primer under your foundation/bb/cc cream.
Jan 26, 2014
Lisa S.
Depends on the foundation. Personally I believe in spluging on good foundation because I have tried every drugstore brand (seriously, I always buy the newest thing lol). I think Kat Von D might be good for you or UD Naked. I would also try a primer before and of course use a moisturizer. You could have have the condition where your skin is always red (roesaca, sorry don't know how to spell it) but I also have the red splotches sometimes and I recommend using a brush. I use Sephora's Pro Airbrush #56 and it has been the best brush for applying my makeup. I also recommend using a cream moisturizer like CeraVe. And I also mix a couple of drops of vitamin e oil in with my moisturizer and it helps even out my skin. I also really like Hard Candy Glamoflauge concealer, its very think like the Kat Von D, but it works so good at covering.
Jan 26, 2014
Katie G.
Okay thanks I'll try that.
Jan 26, 2014
Lisa S.
Sorry thick** not think lol
Jan 26, 2014
Alycia K.
Rosewater toner can help.
Jan 26, 2014
Whisper B.
Try using a toner on your skin.
Jan 26, 2014
Amy M.
How are you applying your foundation? There is huge, I mean HUGE difference between using your fingers and a foundation brush. You get much better coverage with a brush and don't have to cake it on.