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Senegence Everyday Makeup for Acne Prone Skin!

As you may no, I have struggled with acne for a long time. I have had a hard time and been incredibly self-conscious over the years but Senegence makeup has provided a way for me to feel at least somewhat more confident in my skin. I thought I would quickly share the products I use for my simple everyday makeup. I try to keep it as quick as possible for those days I'm in a rush. I start with my skincare which is very similar to my night time routine so I won't go into that but then I finish with my moisturiser. While I can't wait to try Senegence's moisturiser, I still have lots of my previous one left so I use Olay Daytime moisturiser in Sensitive. I then let that sit or 10 minutes before starting my makeup application. In this time I tend to get dressed and pack my lunch for the day. It's funny because since I've filmed this video, I've actually changed how I apply my makeup a little bit so I'm going to write how I do it now, but you can watch th...

Tips for Using Corrective Colour Concealers!

The best thing about Senegence's makeup products is that they are all so versatile and can help with a huge variety of issues. Here are some the most popular tips for helping with specific issues. Summer Tan Everyone’s skin turns a few shades darker in the Summertime, even if you’re diligent about applying sun protection. If you’re tan and want to cover only imperfections, apply a MakeSense Concealer or a MakeSense Foundation shade that’s at least one shade darker than your regular colour. Using a brush, blend a loose translucid powder instead of liquid foundation. Natural Concealing Blending is the key! After applying first layer of MakeSense Foundation and selecting the correct shade for a specific need, dot concealer in the areas needed. Pat gently using a blending brush. If the area is still discoloured, layer a dot of foundation over the concealer and gently pat until the two are blended together. Eliminate Dark Circles Dark circles can be the result of lack of slee...

What's in Corrective Colour Concealers?

Corrective Color Concealer/Blender is made of a combination of ingredients. Here are a few key components: SenePlex Complex: kinetic enzyme that increases cellular renewal. Cymbidium Grandifloum (Orchid) Flower Extract: powerful anti-oxidant provides free radical protection and maximum moisturisation; very effective as a sunscreen. Algae (Seaweed) Extract: hydrates, protects and softens the skin; enhances the skin’s ability to repair itself. Tocopheryl (and Tocopheryl Acetate): essential for maintaining the activities of enzymes in the cells and for the formation of red blood cells; anti-oxidant shown to inhibit skin cancer and aid in the healing of skin ailments. Retinyl Palmitate: increases skin elasticity and thickening of the epidermis and the dermis; important role in RNA synthesis, so speeds up exfoliation to reveal younger, plumper skin cells. Yeast Extract: a source of folic acid that aids in formation of new healthy tissues and promotes new cell formation. Synt...

All About: Corrective Colour Concealers

Our selection of creamy Corrective Colour Concealers with SenePlex are the perfect answer to any skin imperfection. They can be used to tone down flushed skin, to disguise broken capillaries, to mask changes in pigmentation and to minimise deep shadows and/or bruising. The names describe what they are best used for: White: mix with other products to lighten Green: cancels out red  Natural: now comes in light, medium and deep; these can be used to conceal imperfections or highlight.  These creamy concealers are nourished with the same proprietary anti-ageing formulation and advanced color technology as the MakeSense Foundation. The formula consistencies are a bit thicker to conceal skin imperfections and pigment shades that have changed. Each Concealer shade works by using opposing colours to counteract specific flaws and their purpose is to even out skin tone. Good concealing is all about light and color. You use this light and color to affect what you see, how yo...