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Many use makeup to cover pitted acne scars and other skin imperfections. Sometimes, people focus so much on this that they forget about having fun with makeup and exploring different looks and aesthetics to boost self-esteem. Here, we provide an overview of acne scars, how you can use skincare and…
Melasma is a relatively common skin condition that results in dark spots and patches on the face. It can be mistaken for other types of skin conditions, so board-certified dermatologists are careful to provide an accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment plans. They are also careful with their advice on how…
Ever been in a situation where you needed to hide your body art? You most probably have. That job interview, your best friend’s wedding, the reunion at the beach with your old-fashioned folks. Did it leave you scrambling for ways to conceal your inks? Maybe it’s time to explore new…
Photo by Sora Shimazak Makeup removal is just as unique a routine as the way women get ready in the morning. Some bring out their Neutrogena makeup remover wipes, Clinique makeup remover balm, or makeup removal towel, and they’re done in less than five minutes. Some schedule a specific time…
Photo by Pavel Danilyuk You’ve seen Kim Kardashian put on KKW body makeup products when her psoriasis is flaring up. You’ve been inspired by Megan Fox Jennifer’s Body makeup — Dermablend leg and body makeup and Tarte Shape Tape body makeup. Body makeup is a great way to cover everything…
Foundation or concealer first? As beauty gurus will tell you, there’s no easy answer to this question. Know the basics of both before you get started.
Rosa-what? Say it with me: roe-zay-she-uh Sure, it may sound like a dreaded rare skin disease, but it’s really not. In fact, you may even have it and just have no idea what it’s called. Rosacea is neither serious nor permanent. This skin condition is treatable, and you can camouflage…
Lumps of web-like veins under your skin may be a cause for concern, but not when you know what they are, why they form, and how you can make them go away.
Is foundation not covering your skin imperfections enough? Has your concealer tried and failed too? Time to reach out for the heavyweight—Green Color Corrector.
