Acne/Blemish Covering Make-up Acne/Blemish Covering Make-up I've had a lot of requests from people who suffer from acne asking me to film a tutorial on the best way to cover their skin with make-up, so I hope that all of you who have been holding out for it find it useful. With the help of my gorgeous (and brave to be filmed in super HD with no make-up!) model Madeline, this film shows you how I do it, and follows the way that I used make-up to cover my own acne when I had it in my 20s. It's also the way I make-up any models or celebrities I work with who have bad skin conditions. One of the most important things to remember is that very few people actually need 100 per cent coverage. Yet when I removed her make-up I saw that the only flaws to her skin were some small patches of pigmentation on both cheeks - that was it. This is the same story for a lot of women I have worked with - so many think that they need to cover more of their skin than they really need to.
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