Blog – How to camouflage pimples?
How do you camouflage pimples?
You probably know the feeling: you have a party or an important occasion coming up, and right at that moment… you wake up with a pesky pimple on your face. Unfortunately, pimples don't disappear overnight, and there aren't any miracle "disappearing remedies" yet. But don't worry: there are a few simple and quick makeup techniques to camouflage these blemishes, so you can feel your best again. Curious about what you need to camouflage pimples and how to go about it? We'll give you the tips!
Start with clean skin
The foundation always starts with clean skin. Cleanse your face thoroughly with a mild cleanser To remove excess sebum, dirt, and bacteria. This not only helps reduce breakouts but also helps your makeup stay put better.
Hydrate
After cleansing, it is important to moisturize your skin well. Choose a oil-free care That doesn't clog your skin. Hydrated skin makes your makeup look natural. It also prevents makeup from settling into dry patches or lines.
Foundation first, then concealer (and not the other way around!)
Choose a foundation that suits your skin tone and without pore-clogging ingredients, such as our Natural Perfecton . For a natural result, a foundation with medium coverage is ideal. Apply the foundation with a foundation brush and blend it well into the skin. Apply the foundation first and then tap the concealer With your fingertips, dab it on the red spots and blemishes you want to conceal. If you were to do this the other way around, you risk blending the concealer too much, which is precisely what you need for concealing blemishes.
Choose a concealer in the same shade as your skin
The concealer Should be the same color as your natural skin. Concealers that are too dark leave a halo and actually make red spots and pimples stand out more instead of camouflaging them. Apply a small amount to the red spot or pimple and pat it in well with your (clean!) finger.
Use a setting powder
Set your foundation and carefully applied concealer with a powder. Use a sheer, natural powder to set your foundation and concealer. The advantage of setting powders with natural ingredients, such as ours, is that they are... Setting powder doesn't clog pores. This also helps absorb excess oil and create a matte finish. Another advantage is that a layer of setting powder helps your makeup stay in place longer and gives it a natural-looking finish.
While it can be tempting to use a lot of makeup to cover up blemishes and redness, it's important not to overdo it. Too much makeup can actually draw attention to the areas you're trying to conceal. Apply thin layers and build up coverage gradually.
Perhaps most importantly: know that everyone suffers from an unwanted blemish or pimple now and then. Even with small imperfections, you're beautiful and can feel confident! Try these tips and you'll shine as always, gorgeous woman!