UNDER COVER

摘要

"My dad used to say makeup was a shallow girl's sport, but it's not. It's armor," author Courtney Summers writes in her new young adult novel, All the Rage. She couldn't be more right. For many, makeup recoups self-confidence, especially for those wanting to conceal conditions like rosacea, vitiligo or the after-effects of medical treatments. Dealing with these "can be mentally challenging for people—it's always worse in their own mind," says Toronto makeup artist Sheri Stroh, a cancer survivor who, through Rethink Breast Cancer, shares her beauty know-how with other women affected by the disease. "We asked Stroh and other camouflage pros for their best advice on working with tricky skin concerns.