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Erin V.

Dec 18, 2012

Erin V.

I'm a teenager with moderately acne prone skin. I use Smashbox primer always, an love it! It seems to set my makeup real good and lasts all day. But as for foundations, I'm at a loss. It seems nothing I have tried can fully cover my hormonal acne. Is there a full coverage foundation that won't get in every crease and crevice and bring out my imperfections further? I've tried Clinique, Revlon and I don't think they're quite right. 
Help!

Gricelda M.

Dec 18, 2012

Gricelda M.

Well have u tried Revlon color stay foundation? Personally I have acne prone skin as well & acne scarring so I love full coverage foundation. The perfect full coverage all day wear (15 hours+) foundation I have found is Estee Lauder's double wear stay in place foundation but I've looked at their website and it looks like they've changed formula now its no longer full coverage or doesn't wear as long as the original one used to so I would suggest trying Kat Von D's Lock it foundation or Tarte amazonian clay

Ari W.

Dec 18, 2012

Ari W.

i wtahced a youtube video of a girl with very chronic cystic acne foundation routine and i believe she used MUFE HD foundation...but she covered it up all very well. you should watch it, its easy to find. 

Olivia W.

Dec 18, 2012

Olivia W.

Revlon Colorstay Whipped Foundation is AMAZING. I have redness on my cheeks and I wanna cover that up. My face looks flawless. I even use the foundation as concealer. It lasts all day too

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