As a male - How can i use makeup to conceal a blemish?

this is urgent - my wedding is in 2 week and i have a slowly growing cyst on my upper cheek. for now i've tried to completely dry it out with harsh soaps to prevent further growth, however now it is red because of it so I need some suggestions on how i can conceal the redness with subtle makeup. Where do i start? If i can conceal the color, it's not that bad i think.





ThanksAs a male - How can i use makeup to conceal a blemish?
As a male - you should not be using make up.As a male - How can i use makeup to conceal a blemish?
A concealer stick as close to the color of you skin you can get. Put it on blemish and blend the sides around the blemish so that it is very lightly on the area around the blemish.


I wish you and your bride to be a happy life together.
..concealer then. you can get it anywhere, they have different types for different skin colors... then over that you brush some face powder, also comes in different colors.... I tend to use a darker concealer and then a lighter powder, but others may have a different opinion.
first try putting ice on it to see if that gets rid of some of the redness (test this all out before the actual wedding date). For makeup, buy a concealer (or borrow some) that is just a tiny bit lighter than your natural skin tone, then put a teeny dot of it on your finger (barely any at all) and just dab it on the area over and over, don't rub or smear, dabbing will subtly blend the edges with your natural skin and you'll be suprised at how much less noticable it is. good luck and congratulations!
You can try to apply miho spot touch. It helps to curb down redness fast and also dry up the area.





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Concealer.
The best thing to do would be to go to a make up counter at a big department store. Talk to them and explain the situation. I'm sure they would help you! Male skin is not the same as female skin so some of our suggestions make make it look worse rather than better. But I would suggest a concealer stick and lightly run over it.