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Quite often get questions about removing pigment spots on the face. Most products and make-up tips I can take pictures of myself as I have very mixed skin with oiliness, pimples, dryness sometimes, a stubborn wrinkle, etc.<\/p>\n

The only thing (type) that is missing are pigment spots, and how to make up pigment spots is also a question that I get quite often. But now finally comes such a post! I got hold of a great model for this that I have made up today and now offer my best tips :)<\/p>\n

Of course, there are lots of different ways to cover pigment spots \/ make up pigment spots depending on what you like to use for products. But I will show you my best tips to get 1. a quick application 2. long durability and 3. a natural result that is not comprehensive all over the face.<\/p>\n

Therefore, I have made up her face halves in two different ways and with different products. I will show everything step by step further down in the post but here is before and when she was completely done:<\/p>\n

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Fint va? :) The different halves of the face are similar except that one is matte and the other has more luster.<\/p>\n

Before I go into exactly how I have done, I thought I would start with general tips to think about before choosing products or application methods:<\/p>\n

A concealer with a high degree of coverage<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Sometimes I have heard the make-up tip that you should have an enlightening concealer to make off pigment spots. And it sounds pretty logical too, not entirely impossible that I thought so myself before I gained more experience of applying makeup to many people with pigment spots.<\/p>\n

The problem is that if you only lighten a dark pigment spot, it will have the same effect as having a too light foundation on a dark-skinned person - the skin will be gray.<\/p>\n

Therefore, it is important to have a concealer with a high degree of coverage so that you cover the pigment spot properly and not just lighten it up.<\/p>\n

Warm tone on your concealer<\/strong><\/h4>\n

If a little of the pigment spot shines through, it can look a little gray. So a tone that goes for yellow or peach is preferable even if you have a cold skin tone.<\/p>\n

Use powder for your concealer<\/strong><\/h4>\n

If you have a very dark pigment spot, you may need a slightly thicker layer of concealer, and it can be more difficult than it sounds because if you just apply a thick layer with the cream, you often happen to "pull away" much of it when you want to fade out. the.<\/p>\n

My first powder tip is to powder the area before applying the concealer. Then it becomes as if it adheres better to the skin and you immediately get more coverage. The second tip is that I always prefer more thin layers over a thick one, so if you want more coverage than a thin layer of concealer, first add powder, then concealer, then powder, then a layer of concealer, and fix it with powder. There should be very little of each layer :)<\/p>\n

Dutta!<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Both when you tone out your concealer and when you apply more basic products (eg foundation and powder), I recommend dutt movements instead of pulling with the brush. Because if you pull, there is a risk that you pull off the cover that you have worked on.<\/p>\n

I also prefer to always use brushes if I want to achieve a high degree of coverage, ie do not apply or fade with my fingers.<\/p>\n

Do you want to cover your whole face?<\/strong><\/h4>\n

If you only have one pigment spot that you want to cover, this tip does not affect you in the same way, but is more for people with more pigmentation on the face. This is because when you sit in front of the make-up mirror and look at the pigment spots, you can easily stare blindly and then you cover just about everything and then you feel too made-up because you do not really want a full-coverage base.<\/p>\n

If this is the case - decide in advance which areas you want to cover the pigmentation completely on, and let some irregularities appear on other parts of the face. Then the whole make-up looks more natural and you have at the same time reduced the pigmentation to a very large extent.<\/p>\n

Because you must not forget that pigmentation and stains are very charming too :) When I make up people with pigmentation, they often agree with me about this, so it is not something that only "I who do not have pigment spots myself" thinks but most people want that I cover a little completely and let a little unevenness be visible.<\/p>\n

Option 1 for removing pigment spots:<\/h4>\n

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For the first half of the face, I have used mineral-based products from gloMinerals. The concealer is available in several shades (from light to dark) and you can mix the exact skin tone using the two colors in the jar. You thus get a high degree of coverage in the same color as your skin tone. Can be used for all types of foundations but I use it for mineral foundation today to show you.<\/p>\n

For mineral foundation, I apply the concealer before foundations, but if you use this concealer for a liquid foundation, you can choose whether you want to apply before or after.<\/p>\n

PRODUCTS:<\/h4>\n

Concealer - gloMinerals Under Eye Concealer<\/a>
\nPowder - Palina Prowder<\/a>
\nFoundation - gloMinerals Pressed Base Foundation<\/a><\/p>\n

The entire product kit above and the application technology that I will show are good for you who want:<\/p>\n