Really odd makeup problem!

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Ally R.

Jun 8, 2014

Ally R.

So, when I put my bronzer/foundation on there's a patch of skin that won't allow it to cover. So all my face is dark from the bronzer then there's this white patch and I can't seem to cover it!? Help? Can anyone relate?

Zahra M.

Jun 8, 2014

Zahra M.

Do you put primer on before you do your foundation/bronzer?

Ally R.

Jun 8, 2014

Ally R.

Yes

Katherine D.

Jun 8, 2014

Katherine D.

That's probably dry skin. Before you put on your makeup, wash your face and use a gentle exfoliator. Don't forget to mosturize too.

Ally R.

Jun 8, 2014

Ally R.

Thanks!

Samantha B.

Jun 8, 2014

Samantha B.

Honestly, primers for your face is just a gimic in my opinion.

Exfoliate, scrub your face and you should be good!:)

Ally R.

Jun 8, 2014

Ally R.

Thanks 😃

Meghan B.

Jun 8, 2014

Meghan B.

Yeah, my guess is dry skin too. Try using a toner. And really exfoliate and moisturise.

Sophie T.

Jun 8, 2014

Sophie T.

It is dry skin or a rash. I agree with Katherine. Moisturize and very gently exfoliate. But make sure not to accidentally put acne medication on it ( lol that sounds weird) that dries the area out more. And check the ingredients on your lotion for chemicals, the more chemicals the drier it is.

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