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    under black light? How perfect does the color have to match your skin type? My skin is constantly changing colors and i have some tattoos i'd like to cover

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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    From my experience, No it doesn't .

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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    I don’t use it personally but I have seen many a dancer cover up tats with it. I never noticed it glowing under black lights but it does tend to look like a bruise out on the floor if the shade is too dark. I would suggest going a bit lighter than skin because you can always add more color with a bronzer but it’s a lot harder to make a dark shade look lighter.
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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    how am i uspposed to find the right shade? Im finding it hard to want to spend that much money on something i guess by putting my arm up to the computer screen..

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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    Check to see what department store has it in your area. They will match the color for you depending on what you are trying to hide

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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    No, it doesn't glow. I actually like dermablend because its the only makeup I've found in a store that matches my blinding whiteness. Dillards carries it and they usually have samples out. They'll even let you return it if it isn't the right shade.

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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    sweet josephine jesus! I thought it was an online-only type of deal. no Dillards up here- Macy's you think? thanks for the information once again...

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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    Quote Originally Posted by snow white View Post
    No, it doesn't glow. I actually like dermablend because its the only makeup I've found in a store that matches my blinding whiteness. Dillards carries it and they usually have samples out. They'll even let you return it if it isn't the right shade.

    ^^^^me too with the dermablend matching my blinding whitness! i love it!!

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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    A little tip/trick to cover your tattoos even better: (I have had issues with this and have done extensive research in order to figure out how to cover my tattoo)

    First, put a red super-stay lipstick (the kind that has a color and sealant) over any black outlines you may have. Let it dry completely and then put the Dermablend over it. You'll be amazed at how the red lipstick really makes the tattoo seem to disappear.

    None of the Dermablend shades match me (boo!) so I have to use regular foundation.
    Good luck, I hope they can match a shade to you cause it really is an amazing product.

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    Default Re: does dermablend glow?

    Get the Leg and Body cover, it's MUCH less expensive than Cover Creme and covers better, in my opinion. Don't forget the setting powder, too.

    I bought mine at Ulta, I love it, it's a miracle.

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    In reference to ^^; if you can't afford the setting powder/don't want to buy it, regular loose powder will do.

    IMPORTANT LAST STEP: Lightly mist a good-hold hairspray over the area covered. Try and make sure you don't get a super-shine hairspray. One of the cheap ones will do in a pinch. This will keep the makeup from rubbing off as quickly, or not at all.
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