![]() Consider using a color-correcting concealer if you have acne.Dab concealer just on those spots, and blend it with a clean finger or concealer brush. It’s common for pre-teens and teens to have breakouts, so you may have some spots that you want to conceal. You don’t want to wind up with a line across your jaw where your makeup ends.Ĭonceal where needed. Even if you’re using a sheer tinted moisturizer or BB cream, make sure to blend it over your jawline and down onto your neck.Test it by blending a small amount across your cheek, and checking it in natural light to see if it’s a match. While tinted moisturizers and BB creams are usually more sheer than traditional foundations, it’s still important to choose a shade that matches your skin tone.If your skin is extremely oily, you may want to skip a general moisturizer and just use a tinted version so you can moisturize and even out your complexion in one step.Make sure that your tinted moisturizer or BB cream is oil-free so it’s less likely to clog your pores.Apply it with clean fingers to keep the coverage light. If you feel like your skin still needs more coverage than a concealer can provide, use a makeup primer, light tinted moisturizer, or BB cream to even out your skin tone. When you’re going for a natural makeup look that you can wear to school, heavy foundation is a big no-no. ![]() This article has been viewed 290,326 times. This article received 21 testimonials and 86% of readers who voted found it helpful, earning it our reader-approved status. WikiHow marks an article as reader-approved once it receives enough positive feedback. There are 11 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page. Ashleigh's work has been featured in Talentmagazines, BlogTalkRadio, KXAN, and Studio 512. Ashleigh was voted the best Hair Stylist in Austin for 2012 by RAW Artists and was voted in the top 20 salons for 2020 in Austin by Expertise. She is accredited by the International Board of Cosmetology, is a certified Babe Hair Extension Professional, and is a certified Brazilian Blow Out Professional. She studied cosmetology in Dallas, Texas and completed a two-year hair salon apprenticeship in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with Toni & Guy Hair Salon. Ashleigh has over 11 years of cosmetology experience. Ashleigh Grounds is a Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist based in Austin, Texas. This article was co-authored by Ashleigh Grounds.
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