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Jun 2, 2014
Mya T.
So will a concealer or primer more be likely to clog my pores...?
Jun 2, 2014
Emilie W.
They both could if you don't wash it off at night.
Jun 2, 2014
Diana T.
It depends on the formula not the type of makeup that will determine if pores will be clogged unless if specifically says the product is non-comedogenic then it WILL have the potential to clog your pores but everyone has different skin n what may clog one persons may not necessarily mean it will clog yours.
Jun 2, 2014
Mya T.
Okaaaay, because I want to buy the inglot cream concealer that comes In a tube but I'm not sure if I should where a primer underneath and I don't want them to clog my pores haha.
Jun 2, 2014
Kyraa D.
Anything that your put on your face could clog your pores I'm sure. even face masks if left on too long.
just make sure that you wash off all your makeup every night, wash your face again in the morning, & exfoliate 1-2 times a week. I also like to use a clay mask yo help draw out any left over dirt, makeup, etc. that's deep in the pores.
Jun 2, 2014
Hannah K.
Actually, unfortunately, Diana has it backwards. Non-comedogenic means that it WON't clog your pores. Other than that, I agree that you absolutely must wash it all off thoroughly at the end of the day.
Jun 2, 2014
Diana T.
Alright please reread what I wrote "unless it specifically says the product is non-comedogenic then it will clog pores" *smh* please look up the definition of "unless" thnx...
Jun 2, 2014
Diana T.
Lol my bad not trying to be rude but I just assumed everyone knew how to read but apparently not the case so that's my fault and I'm sorry for making that assumption.
Jun 2, 2014
Hannah K.
Excuse me, Diana, but while I did misread, you also mistyped. The way that I read that sentence was "if the product specifically says non-comedogenic, it will clog your pores." There is absolutely no reason for such a rude response from you, and for you to somehow think that it is okay to suggest for some reason that I cannot read is absolutely ridiculous. I highly suggest you double check your own typing, before you're rude to someone else for misunderstanding. I'm not sure if I've ever done anything to you that would make you feel the need to be so rude to me, but if I have, I thoroughly apologize. I do, however, suggest that you take a minute and think about whether or not it's a good decision to be unfoundedly rude to someone who simply misinterpreted your statement. I was in no way rude to you. I would check myself, were I you. Here's a refresher on the rules.
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