14 answers

Makeup - San Antonio,TX

I'm looking for an inexpensive brand that will give me full coverage. I have past acne marks and brown spots, I would like to conceal. It needs to be oil free. Any suggestions?

What can I do next?

Featured Answers

I don't know about being oil free but I use L'Oreal True Match concealer. It hides my brown spots and blends well. It costs about 7-8 $ at Walmart.

3 moms found this helpful

More Answers

Have you tried Benefit's "Some Kind of Gorgeous"? I love this stuff, it blends into your skin, covers without being heavy and comes in 3 tones:
http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P157910
It comes in a small $9 compact that lasts a long time, or a bigger one for $30 :-/

For really inexpensive that works try e.l.f.'s Studio Concealer underneath, it's oil-free, it comes in 4 shades, costs $3, and is available @ Target or online at:
http://www.eyeslipsface.com/studio/face/concealer/face_co...
and
e.l.f. Studio Flawless Finish Foundation, also oil-free, $6:
http://www.eyeslipsface.com/studio/face/foundation/flawle...

(e.l.f. is a fantastic cosmetic line started by Scott-Vincent Borba of BORBA Cosmetics, so this stuff is good, and their items start at just $1.)

5 moms found this helpful

My suggestion is not cheap to buy, but it's a great value. It lasts a REALLY long time. It cot me $20 at Ulta, but I've had it for 6 months now. It takes a tiny amount to cover. It's a concealer by Laura Gellar, and it gives great full coverage. At the same time, it's not cakey or heavy feeling. It matches my skin tone well, which is hard to find...I'm very fair. http://www.laurageller.com/store/concealers/products/real...

Also, I wanted to suggest this girl to you. She is a model and has bad acne. She gives tutorials on how to get good, natural looking coverage. I learned a lot about applying make-up from her. The best part, is she does tons of product reviews and shows you how to use the products. You can search on her youtube channel for concealer reviews and how to get natural looking full coverage. Good Luck!!
http://www.youtube.com/user/DiamondsAndHeels14?feature=watch

5 moms found this helpful

I don't know about being oil free but I use L'Oreal True Match concealer. It hides my brown spots and blends well. It costs about 7-8 $ at Walmart.

3 moms found this helpful

I would go to Ulta and have them use some of the products on you. When it comes to foundation that is where you spend the money. I LOVE and use Lush's colour supplements, they cover my rosecea well but I do not have acne scarring.
You may want to watch her You Tube videos to see what she has to say!
http://newsabc.us/acne-scarred-models-daily-transformatio...

3 moms found this helpful

clinique even better. it is not super cheap but it lasts for a while so it makes it worth it. hit up several counters for a few samples to get you going.

2 moms found this helpful

I'll NEVER wear liquid foundation now that I wear Bare Minerals.

I have LOTS of things to cover and they have colors that actually MATCH my skin!

THE BEST thing about Bare Minerals is as you wear it it looks BETTER thru the day. I never have had to reapply my make-up once I switched.

2 moms found this helpful

E.L.F. Brand is my fav. I love mineral makeups from them!

http://www.eyeslipsface.com/

2 moms found this helpful

Clinique or Mary Kay are some of the better ones out there but their price is mid-range; however, products last a longer time than most. Ulta is a store that I recently found in my surrounding area that has many different cosmetic brands and you don't have to go to Macys, Dillards or Nordstroms etc. I know they have consultants there but I don't know what their return policy is on make up. Keep in mind that with Mary Kay or Clinique, they have 100% guarantee so if you don't like something you can return it and get money back or get something else from their product line that is a similar price.

1 mom found this helpful

Required Fields

Our records show that we already have a Mamapedia or Mamasource account created for you under the email address you entered.

Please enter your Mamapedia or Mamasource password to continue signing in.

Required Fields

, you’re almost done...

Since this is the first time you are logging in to Mamapedia with Facebook Connect, please provide the following information so you can participate in the Mamapedia community.

As a member, you’ll receive optional email newsletters and community updates sent to you from Mamapedia, and your email address will never be shared with third parties.

By clicking "Continue to Mamapedia", I agree to the Mamapedia Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.