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How To Hide Pimple Marks Using Makeup
Hiding pimple marks is a key skill in makeup. Here’s how to do it
Every single girl has pimples and it is completely okay. But often, these pimples leave behind really harsh marks. We'll tell you how you can hide your pimple marks using makeup.
Hiding pimple marks is one of the most basic skills to learn in makeup and also one of the most important. It is also one of the widest asked questions by people who are venturing into the world of makeup.

It is easy to hide pimple marks if the marks are not so stubborn. It can be really difficult if the marks are stubborn. The key lies in good quality makeup products and a little skill in color correcting. Honestly, color correcting is all you need when it comes to hiding any blemish marks.

For pimples, you'd need a green color corrector as green counter acts red. For the marks that pimples leave behind, you'd need an orange corrector. We have seen that even an orange lipstick works for this quite well.
So here's a step by step guide to hide your pimple marks using makeup!

Base: Make sure your foundation is well blended before you venture into hiding your flaws. Having foundation in place before any corrector or concealer will ensure you don't use too much of the product and end up looking caked up.

Correct: Dab on some orange or green corrector according to what your pimple looks like.
Blend: Blend the corrector in slightly using your finger tips.

Conceal: After using the colour corrector, apply a concealer and blend that in with a damp makeup sponge. This helps give an airbrushed finish.

Set: Set all your makeup in using a setting powder. This makes sure that your makeup does not melt and stays all day long.



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