Make sure your brushes are CLEAN and the makeup is comedogenicI wear blusher for a week and i got pimbles is it the blusher?
Well, did you start using anything else at the same time? Meaning, did you add something new to your routine (like a new concealer, or a new cleanser)
Chances are it is the blush. What brand was it, and what was is specifically called?
If it isn't the blush, then it could be the brush. I suggest that you stop using the blush, and return it for something else that is recommended for acne prone skin, and see if the same thing happens (use the same brush)
If you continue breaking out with the new blush, then it's actually the brush. Is it a new brush? Or are you using those crappy drug store brushes that makeup sometimes comes with? Because it could be that it is irritating your skin. How often do you clean the brush? Be sure it's always clean when using it.
Valbuena meant NON comedogenic, which means non acne forming (although nothing is ever set in stone, as any product can break you out)
It might be the blush, but maybe its just a coincidence. Are you washing it off right?
There is a chance that it is the blush but I would guess that it is your brush. Brushes hold bacteria that can cause breakouts. Cleanse your brushes with a bit of baby shampoo, rinse until the water runs clear and allow it to dry overnight. If that doesn't work, use a neutrogena cheek color.
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