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Home›How To›How to Hide Acne With Makeup: 11 Steps

How to Hide Acne With Makeup: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 1, 2024
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Dealing with acne can be a major challenge, but hiding it with makeup can make a world of difference. In this article, we’ll go through 11 simple steps to help you conceal acne using makeup.

1. Clean and moisturize your skin: Before applying makeup, start with a clean face. Use a gentle face wash suitable for your skin type. After washing your face, apply a lightweight moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated and smooth.

2. Apply a green color corrector: A green color corrector is used to neutralize redness in the skin. Dab the corrector on your acne spots, blending gently. Less is more in this situation – use just enough to cover redness without overdoing it.

3. Prime your skin: Using a primer will create an even base for makeup application and prolong the wear of your makeup. Apply the primer onto your entire face, focusing on areas with acne or blemishes.

4. Choose the right foundation: Select a foundation that matches your skin tone and type (dry, oily, etc.). Look for non-comedogenic products that won’t clog your pores or irritate your acne-prone skin.

5. Apply the foundation: Use a makeup sponge or brush to blend the foundation evenly across your face. Focus on building coverage on areas where you have acne, but be cautious not to apply too heavily – this can make blemishes more noticeable.

6. Use a concealer: Choose a concealer that is one shade lighter than your foundation. Apply it on top of acne spots and blend carefully around the edges.

7. Set your concealer: To prevent your concealer from rubbing off or transferring during the day, set it with a translucent setting powder. Using a fluffy brush, apply only as much powder as needed without over-powdering.

8. Add bronzer and blush: Apply a matte bronzer to contour your face – this adds dimension and ensures your acne isn’t further emphasized. Follow up with a light dusting of blush on the apples of your cheeks.

9. Fill in your brows: Well-groomed eyebrows can frame your face and draw attention away from any imperfections. Fill in any sparse areas using an eyebrow pencil or powder.

10. Focus on eyes or lips: Choose either your eyes or lips to make a statement. This can serve as a subtle distraction from your acne. Opt for a bold lip color or draw attention to your eyes with a striking eyeshadow look.

11. Set your makeup: To keep everything in place throughout the day, finish off with a makeup setting spray. This will also help maintain the natural finish of your makeup, making it less likely to emphasize any texture.

By following these 11 steps, you’ll be well-equipped to hide acne using makeup and feel more confident when facing the world.

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