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Makeup to Cover a Scar
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A Scar

What you need: Green color-correcting fluid + thick concealer + translucent powder.

What to do: If the scar is red, choose a green color-correcting fluid to offset the redness. Top that with a thick concealer that matches the skin surrounding the scar to hide any remaining green tones. If the scar is not red, skip straight to the thick concealer. For effective coverage, tap (don’t rub) either product onto the scar with your finger. Set with loose or pressed translucent powder.

RS Picks: Physicians Formula Conceal Rx Physicians Strength Concealer in Soft Green, $9, physiciansformula.com. Benefit Cosmetics Boi-ing Concealer, $19, benefitcosmetics.com. Maybelline New York Mineral Powder Finishing Veil Translucent Loose Powder, $10 at drugstores.

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