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Tips for the less than perfect skin?
I was always told that a model needs to do whatever possible to minimize the need for editing and retouching. I try to do my best, but it can get hard when it comes to covering my acne. Some photographers I've worked with just refuse to edit skin on any photos of any model, which can make for a not so good picture. Any make up tips or advice on how to help cover them up? Jan 31 13 06:38 pm Link Miranda Mannequin wrote: The photographers who refuse to edit skin tend to be annoying pricks in my experience. The best of the best do SOME type of editing - even if it's slight. Feb 01 13 12:14 pm Link Your doctor can help with acne issues, one treatment that seems effective is the contraceptive pill strangely but it has a very good success rate you could try using tattoo cover up on the acne, if it block out a black tattoo then im sure it can do the same for acne hope this helps Feb 01 13 12:20 pm Link I don't know about makeup tips for acne, but I would recommend not eating sugar and drinking a lot of water. Feb 01 13 02:28 pm Link Not a make-up tip, but aske if the photographer can use a soft focus filter on his lens. Makes a big difference on any kind of skin problem and saves a lot of editing time. Feb 01 13 02:38 pm Link For keeping nice skin Exfoliation and hydration are key once you get rid of existing acne. Here's a make-up tip Don't bother with color correcting sticks or powders because a quality concealer and powder combination will work just as well if not better. Use a paste concealer rather than a liquid because it sticks better and works like a primer as well. Also if you have bumpy acne then most foundations will sit on top of the acne and make the bumps more pronounced. Feb 01 13 02:50 pm Link 1. Go to a good doctor to treat your acne 2. Get a makeup artist on board for your shoots 3. A photographer that doesn't retouch skin just sounds silly to me Feb 01 13 04:32 pm Link Ask him/them to get a MUA on TFP. Try booking with photographers with better skills. Yes. Drink loads of water ( with a touch of lemon) My personal secret... Use Clearasil Acne cream but lather it on your face for 24 hours ( don't leave the house) then scrub your face with a honey and oatmeal mixture. purchase a really good astringent and use that daily...along with your regular skin routine. Take care of your skin and body not for this weeks "photographer" but for yourself. My younger sister and I are 12 years apart by my tips were not useful for her. I have dry skin and she has super sensitive skin. Feb 01 13 08:48 pm Link Maria V Bortolussi wrote: enough said. Feb 02 13 08:20 am Link You may want to try: *taking a probiotic *using oils to cleanse *leaving it alone and let breathe Mar 03 13 01:39 pm Link Aina Nudes wrote: Kinda harsh (the first part of your reply). Mar 03 13 01:59 pm Link Maria V Bortolussi wrote: +2! Mar 03 13 03:13 pm Link Maria V Bortolussi wrote: True to a point - but if this photo is accurate https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/p … 0#31123500 then I'd suggest that you might want to ask the dermatologist about laser treatments or some other kind of resurfacing treatment as makeup alone is not going to be able to disguise the scar texture. Mar 03 13 05:01 pm Link Wynd Mulysa wrote: Yes, yes, 1000 times yes Mar 03 13 05:01 pm Link |
