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Friday, November 27th, 2009

Makeup Minute

Makeup Monday: Your Makeup Questions Answered

hyper pigmentationOk, so it’s not Monday, sorry I’m late with this!

“My question is about hyper pigmentation. I have one on my lips, it is green. I don’t know how to cover it up. What color or base can I use? If you can help me, thanks!” Lucy

If you are able to help Lucy, please provide her some guidance in the comments.

If you have a makeup question you want to see answered on Makeup Monday, please email it to me at: shannon at b5media dot com

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5 Responses to “Makeup Monday: Your Makeup Questions Answered”
  1. kelly says:

    Instead of covering it up, I would work to treat it instead. I also had/have hyper-pigmentation on my lip (caused by the sun and genetics), and have almost completely removed it using NeoStrata HQPlus cream (I think it was around $30 CDN). Or, you could go see your doctor and get a prescription for something that may work faster/be stronger.

    Whatever you use, make sure you follow this up with more sunscreen!

  2. Ashley Samantha says:

    Kelly’s reccomendations so great, in addition to that I’d try using a lip primer. While you’re getting treated, in the meantime I would try using lipstick/gloss combinations instead of just gloss. The opaqueness of lipstick helps cover up.

  3. Trisha says:

    great tips gals! treating it is the most important thing so that you dont have to worry about hiding it as much in the future. either try a lip primer or a touch of concealer/foundation to knock out the color then use a lip color if you like. i would steer away from glosses right know since the shine will just bring more attention to it (which sounds like you wouldnt like that). instead go for a lipstick that is a bit less glossy

  4. Kristen says:

    Treat it as the first poster suggests. I also use the correcting color concealers, like physicians formula. You have to use a very light hand though.

  5. yoyosushi3 (thu) says:

    i would try using a green corrector directly on the pigmentation and then a beigy neutral lip color over it. try m.a.c lipcolor in masque. it’s a pinky beige color so it shouldd look natural.

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