Make up to Cover Up Pimples
Saturday, 17 March 2012
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Covering up ACNE with make-up is one tricky piece of art.
You want to cover it but at the same time you don’t want to irritate the
pimple. Make-up can actually help your acne to subsidies but only if you use
products that don’t contain irritating ingredients. These harsh ingredients
include; lanolin, artificial fragrances, artificial colors, preservatives, and
mineral oil. Try finding products that contain skin healing elements like
salicylic acid, botanical oils and antioxidants.
acne with make-up
a). Wash your face thoroughly using a cleanser for acne
prone skin.
b). Pat dry your face.
c). Apply your usual moisturizer, and make sure it is not
greasy.
d). Apply acne ointment and wait for 5 minutes.
e). Use an antibacterial product on blemishes. E.g. Beta dine,
Aquaphor or Vaseline.
f). Apply a thin layer of make-up base over your skin.
Do not even consider applying non-medicated liquid
foundation, otherwise this type of make-up will make your acne worse. If you
are not able to find a medicated foundation, opt to use a powder. Before
applying the powder, apply a concealer, preferably one that is medicated if
possible. You may also be able to find and oil-free foundation – this is like a
tinted moisturizer but a better option for your acne. Apply a slightly thick
layer of concealer over your face. Rub it in well and ensure it has blend well.
Apply loose foundation powder (keep this with u during the
day when your and about to use for touch ups.) For optimum results, wait for
about 5 minutes to allow the make-up to dry and set if you are willing to apply
a bronzer or blush.
To Remove
To not be tempted to jump for the bed. Take your make up remover using a cleansing pad and make-up remover.
To not be tempted to jump for the bed. Take your make up remover using a cleansing pad and make-up remover.
(Product advice: Nivea 3-in-1 make up remover – good for
removing eye make-up, face and neck).
Hot Tip
Keep some oil removing sheets with you in your handbag for
oil breakouts. These oil removing sheets remove oil from the face without
removing your make-up, however, you may need to go through a little touch ups.
Be Warned
Do not ever use an applicator more than once, this will
spread bacteria. Use cotton pads which you can use once and discard. Do not
re-use a make-up removing pad more than once, as this also tends to spread
bacteria and is unhealthy for the skin.
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