Camouflaging Rosacea Case Study
8. Camouflaging rosacea. Are you familiar with what rosacea is all about? It is a chronic skin condition which usually affects the face and is characterized by redness and visible blood vessels. To mask this skin disorder, it usually needs make-up. However, most of the make-up brands have ingredients which make the disorder worse. Thus, the best that we can recommend is to put on SkinMedica Redness Relief CalmPlex and use a disposable ake-up sponge when applying a thin layer of foundation on your entire face.
9. Dealing with brown spots. Brown spots are skin irritation which you want to hide because they can make you feel and look like Dalmatians. When getting rid of this irritation, you can begin with a brightening cream formulated with SPF …show more content…
Concealing brown patches caused by melasma. These brown patches usually appear on cheeks, nose, forehead, chin and upper lip. We recommend the use of a peach to orange color corrector. Make sure that you base the color of the corrector on your skin tone too.
11. Covering spider veins. For hiding spider veins, the best that we can advise for a make-up trick is to use a yellow color corrector like the Urban Decay Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid. Just make sure that you use a small amount of this since you have to apply another liquid or cream-based product on top of it.
12. Masking moles. Though moles are natural and are not considered as scars nor skin irritation, many still considers it as an imperfection. According to the Executive Director of Education and Artistry at the Make Up for Ever Patrick Eichler, “Covering a mole is tricky, as you can correct the color, but it's difficult to hide the shape and texture with makeup.” So to help hide moles, use the same products as you do when covering for melasma.
13. Making sure that broken capillaries go unnoticed. Broken capillaries are best reduced by applying a same hue foundation as your skin. Follow it up with a green color corrector on the problem area. Make sure that you only use a small amount of this corrector since you will put another product on
9. Dealing with brown spots. Brown spots are skin irritation which you want to hide because they can make you feel and look like Dalmatians. When getting rid of this irritation, you can begin with a brightening cream formulated with SPF …show more content…
Concealing brown patches caused by melasma. These brown patches usually appear on cheeks, nose, forehead, chin and upper lip. We recommend the use of a peach to orange color corrector. Make sure that you base the color of the corrector on your skin tone too.
11. Covering spider veins. For hiding spider veins, the best that we can advise for a make-up trick is to use a yellow color corrector like the Urban Decay Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid. Just make sure that you use a small amount of this since you have to apply another liquid or cream-based product on top of it.
12. Masking moles. Though moles are natural and are not considered as scars nor skin irritation, many still considers it as an imperfection. According to the Executive Director of Education and Artistry at the Make Up for Ever Patrick Eichler, “Covering a mole is tricky, as you can correct the color, but it's difficult to hide the shape and texture with makeup.” So to help hide moles, use the same products as you do when covering for melasma.
13. Making sure that broken capillaries go unnoticed. Broken capillaries are best reduced by applying a same hue foundation as your skin. Follow it up with a green color corrector on the problem area. Make sure that you only use a small amount of this corrector since you will put another product on