Makeup

Learn which concealer habits protect acne-prone skin and which label claims need extra caution.

Remove costume paint gently the same night to protect acne-prone skin while staying on your retinoid routine.

Use sheer foundation plus spot concealer to cover redness while keeping acne-prone skin clear and breathable.

Copy Gomez’s light primer-plus-concealer routine and dermatologist tips for coverage that won’t smother breakouts.

Learn which hydrating layers, mineral formulas and removal habits keep glass skin clear on acne-prone skin.

See how light direction and polarization shift acne redness and texture so you can read bare-skin photos with confidence.

Learn which primers, foundations, brush habits, and two-step removal help red-carpet makeup stay clear on acne-prone skin.

Use a thin patch, green corrector and stippled concealer to hide redness without picking or caking.

Hydrate dry skin first, layer two concealers on pimples, and use non-comedogenic makeup to limit new breakouts.

Keys went barefaced by choice; learn when makeup matters for acne and which treatments clear it.