MAC makeup makeover, do they use concealer?

susanmyer

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I booked an appointment at the bay to get one of the artists there to do my make up for graduation pictures on friday. I have some acne scars on my face though and I was wondering if they use concealer or if it's just foundation.

Also, I have no idea how to put any make up on myself, and I know little to nothing about it all. I was wondering how much makeup would be too much?
I'm not sure what it is that makes people's faces look like "it's been caked on".. What is it I should ask the makeup artist to put little of to make it all look natural?

Any tips would be fabulous!!
 

aradhana

Well-known member
I booked an appointment at the bay to get one of the artists there to do my make up for graduation pictures on friday. I have some acne scars on my face though and I was wondering if they use concealer or if it's just foundation.

Also, I have no idea how to put any make up on myself, and I know little to nothing about it all. I was wondering how much makeup would be too much?
I'm not sure what it is that makes people's faces look like "it's been caked on".. What is it I should ask the makeup artist to put little of to make it all look natural?

Any tips would be fabulous!!
in my past experience, sometimes they use concealer on scars, but usually they did not. they usually only put a light foundation on me, and concealer under my eyes. i think a few times i asked them to conceal scars i thought were very noticeable. i think it could depend on how different the colouring of the skin is in the area of the scars? my acne scars, though they are much darker than the rest of my skin, are not very deep. other people may have a different experience.

when you go for your appointment, let the makeup artist know you are having it done for grad photos, so that they can choose your foundation and other products accordingly.

i think it isn't necessarily the quantity applied, but the application technique, or the texture of products and suitability for the skin type that makes makeup look 'caked on'. i'd probably suggest that you explain to them that you don't usually wear much makeup, and that you want something that looks natural (if that's what you want), but will also photograph well.
 

ThePowderPuff

Well-known member
My experience with the MAC appointment is that you get what you want and that they're very service minded. So if you let the mua know what you need he or she will help you.
 
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