Need help! First class wedding and my skin looks awful!

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Tal M.

Aug 5, 2014

Tal M.

Hey guys! So next Sunday is the wedding of a friend of mine, and it's the first class wedding and I just really want to look nice 😞 but my skin isn't getting better, it's only gotten worse.. I've been drinking a ton of water, eating healthy, and washing my face and moisturizing every morning and night.. Do guys know anything that can help? It's really important to me.. There are going to be people there who always made me feel really bad about the way I look and I really wanna feel confident around them.. So any tips could be very helpful!! ❤️ 👇my face now 😳😥

Laura R.

Aug 5, 2014

Laura R.

Get the makeup forever cover.

Anabel M.

Aug 5, 2014

Anabel M.

What are you using? Use the tea tree oil face mask (: works good for mee wen I sleep with it.

Anabel M.

Aug 5, 2014

Anabel M.

Ooops I meant tea tree oil or the face mask

Roxy R.

Aug 5, 2014

Roxy R.

Vitamin e pills help with your skin you can use acnecide cream you can get them in most pharmacies the 5 % one or the 10 % they are very good and exercise is also very good for your skin I know you probably see these everywhere but it really helps a lot :) hope I helped

Maha A.

Aug 5, 2014

Maha A.

If the wedding pretty soon and you can not do anything just Use Concealer.

Tal M.

Aug 6, 2014

Tal M.

Thanks roxy! I'll try it 😊

Tal M.

Aug 6, 2014

Tal M.

And thanks Annabel, Laura, em and Maha for the help!

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