For some, taking responsibility for your acne is a real daily test. But if
makeup can be a temporary solution to camouflage your imperfections, beware of
beauty faux pas that give a plaster effect and amplify the visibility of
blackheads.
Whether you have sensitive, oily, dry or combination skin,
it is essential to prepare your skin for make-up using a good care routine,
adapted to your needs: "To help acne-prone skin, for example, they will
help erase and soothe inflammation" says Manon Poitra, make-up artist. But
be careful not to dry out your skin, on the pretext that you have comedowns:
"People who have oily, acne-prone skin often make the mistake of
mattifying their face too much. As a result, the skin creates excess abundant
sebum to make up for its lack of hydration". To avoid this, Manon Poitra
advises starting with a moisturizing primer, then a mattifier, ideally
silicone-free to prevent the proliferation of pimples. It is applied mainly to
the T zone of the face where we tend to shine.
Make-up and acne: beware of textures that cover too much
The more you want to camouflage, the more you tend to turn
to covering products. However, there is another way to hide your pimples
without abusing the dose of product: "You have to play on the colorimetry.
I recommend applying a green or yellow base, these are two colors that
neutralize the redness of the pimples. This first step will allow you to opt
for a huda beauty foundation price in
pakistan, with medium coverage".
To distribute the foundation evenly, Manon Poitra
recommends using a brush, as it will prevent the previously applied colored
bases from moving. "It is also a much easier accessory to clean. You can
open it and check if there is any material left. Whereas with the
beauty-blender, you wash it, but just leave it lying around damp in the the
house and all the bacteria cling to it", informs Manon Poitra.
Advice to take seriously, when you know that these bacteria
can proliferate comedowns.
The key to makeup on acne-prone skin: targeting imperfections
After applying your foundation, target uneven areas:
"We're looking for coverage with concealer.
Tips for not shining during the day
Very often, acne-prone or oily skin tends to powder
abundantly to ensure extreme hold throughout the day. But Manon Poitra wants to
break this received idea: "Too much powder will dry out the skin. So, it
will protect itself by creating sebum, and your face will shine much more
quickly. The idea is to set with a transparent powder and
lightweight, and finish with a setting spray". However, if shine appears
during the day, instead of adding your powder, Manon Poitra advises to bring a
handkerchief and tap lightly.
Make-up and acne: no, make-up does not aggravate blackheads
“If you stopped wearing makeup, it would do your skin
good”; "Take a break from makeup, I'm sure you won't have any more
pimples"; "You put so many things on your face"... What
acne-prone skin has never heard this type of phrase? Don't worry, make-up does
not in any way worsen the appearance of your skin, on one essential condition:
"It's all about removing make-up perfectly. To do this, we opt for a
make-up remover oil, intended for your skin type", says Manon Poivre. "We
rinse thoroughly and then wash our face with a suitable cleanser," she
continues.
Our make-up coach specifies that "the only reasons
that can damage your skin are the following: if you are allergic to the
product, if it is of poor quality or if it is not suitable for your skin".
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