Foundation For Acne Prone Skin

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Acne does not necessarily stop you from dressing up. The reason is, you only need a few tips to deal with this fussy skin, such as choosing the right product and makeup time that is not close to the menstrual period.

To make it easier for you to find product inspiration, some vloggers at home and abroad also have many tips on how to make skin look flawless. Here are a selection of foundie products that can be used by acne-prone skin owners.

NARS Sheer Glow Foundation

The successful use of makeup can not be separated from the right skincare according to skin type. For that, makes sure to wash your face and use a moisturizer before using makeup. After that, started makeup step by dotting some foundation pumps from NARS with shade stromboli in the cheeks, nose, forehead and chin areas.

You can also daubed the foundie with a brush for even results. After that, you can chose to use pressed powder from Australis to deliver flawless finishes and flatten foundies that had already been daubed.

Clinique Acne Solutions Liquid Makeup Foundation

After using a series of skincare such as toner, moisturizer and primer, you can using the foundation from Clinique. Although the foundation with the claim Acne Solution is not full coverage, but still saw a significant change in redness due to acne on your face.

First applied foundation to your face, then leveled using a brush. Feeling unsatisfied with the coverage provided, you can added a concealer from Tarte that was applied using a sponge and powder from Maybelline Fit Me Loose Powder to set the entire complexion on your face.

L’Oreal True Match Liquid

You can chose to overcome the redness on the skin of his acne prone by using a concealer. Maybelline Cover Stick Concealer is green chosen to cover the redness around the cheeks and forehead by tapping slowly one by one. The next step, you can used the Loreore True Match Liquid Foundation with W4 shade with the help of a sponge. Not only that, you can used Maybelline Fit Me Concealer at several points which is were not perfectly covered using fingers.

BLESS Healthy Glow Foundation

You can starts your makeup by using Wardah Instaperfect Porefection Skin Primer in areas that have large pores. To use a foundie with a fairly fussy skin would have to pay attention to the right content, such as the Healthy Glow Foundation from BLESS which is very suitable on his acne prone skin.

This soft texture foundation is also equipped with a sunscreen that protects the skin from sun exposure. With a light to medium finish, using a sponge for even results. After that, you can use the concealer from Mizzu Hide’em Contour and Concealer at some points which is less covered.

Catrice HD Liquid Coverage Foundation

For the selection of the foundation itself, you can chosed to use the Catrice HD Liquid Foundation with a foundation brush.

This one makeup tool can flatten the liquid foundation perfectly without leaving a cakey effect compared to a sponge. Another tip is to use a flattened brush for a smoother end result. Previously, you can used primers to minimize the appearance of large pores and reduce oil translucency to makeup.

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