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honeythorn · 03-08-2010, 10:53 AM

I use a very small dot of Olay touch of foundation ( basically a tinted moisturiser) on my cheeks where most of my acne scarring is , and that's also a dry area so it softens that bit. Then I dot a little pale concealer ( rimmel) on any spots, and top off with a mineral powder foundation I got off ebay. They do a really pale one, and also white I just use whichever I pick up first . Now white liquid foundation looks horrific on everyone but this mineral powder I've got gives the paleness without making me look like a clown. Damn good stuff. I bought a couple of small trial size pots, only a couple of quid each, when they run out I'll get a bigger pot.

All in all I get no steaks or lines, it blends in really well and once it's settled ( 10 mins) my skin looks a lot better.

The ebay shop I use does mineral eyeshadows and so on too. I have a really nice peach eyeshadow from there.

03-08-2010, 10:53 AM	#17
honeythorn Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: In the broken temple bells, in the ringing... Posts: 5,979	I use a very small dot of Olay touch of foundation ( basically a tinted moisturiser) on my cheeks where most of my acne scarring is , and that's also a dry area so it softens that bit. Then I dot a little pale concealer ( rimmel) on any spots, and top off with a mineral powder foundation I got off ebay. They do a really pale one, and also white I just use whichever I pick up first . Now white liquid foundation looks horrific on everyone but this mineral powder I've got gives the paleness without making me look like a clown. Damn good stuff. I bought a couple of small trial size pots, only a couple of quid each, when they run out I'll get a bigger pot. All in all I get no steaks or lines, it blends in really well and once it's settled ( 10 mins) my skin looks a lot better. The ebay shop I use does mineral eyeshadows and so on too. I have a really nice peach eyeshadow from there.