Anyone who has ever suffered from acne knows the solution is not as simple as dabbing on a little concealer. It can take months, even years, to find the best routine for your acne, along with products that help perfectly conceal your blemishes and scars without looking like you caked on the entire foundation section at Sephora.

Trust us, we understand the struggle. That's why we scoured through hundreds of acne coverage tutorials on YouTube to find the 10 beauty bloggers who know acne best. (What did we do before YouTube, right?) These expert beauty gurus and makeup artists know the right products and techniques for concealing pimples and cysts, smoothing out skin texture, correcting hyperpigmentation and redness -- all with the power of makeup.

Sound too good to be true? Look no further for the best acne coverage makeup tutorials YouTube has to offer -- for every type of acne and every budget.

Beauty guru Em Ford of My Pale Skin offers the most extensive array of acne makeup tutorials on the 'Tube. (Seriously, you could binge on these all night.) This simple, feminine look uses 100 percent drugstore products, proving you don't have to choose whether to pay your electric bill or conceal your acne.

Get your selfie sticks ready. This gorgeous makeup look by YouTuber Samantha Schuerman offers Instagram-worthy highlighting, mostly thanks to the Becca Under Eye Brightening Corrector, $29 and Sephora Bright Future Gel Serum Concealer, $14.

The finished look offers a brightened, airbrushed finish that looks especially stunning in pictures. (The tutorial starts at 3:45, if you want to jump right into it.)

Makeup artist Lisa Eldridge uses the precision of a surgeon to delicately conceal her model's blemishes without overwhelming the dry areas of her combination skin. The result is a crazy-natural finish that we all hope to achieve with enough practice.

The star products of this tutorial are La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume 5 Soothing Multi-Purpose Balm, $14.99, which she uses as a primer, and Vichy Dermablend Corrective Fluid Foundation, $30, used with a light hand on dry spots and more heavily on breakouts. (Tutorial starts at 4:14.)

Student and beauty vlogger Rose Kimberly offers must-try advice for evening out skin texture and tone. Her tips are perfectly suited to darker complected ladies with combo-oily skin.

Kimberly's secret to a flawless matte finish? Applying pressed powder before foundation. She uses the very affordable Black Radiance True Complexion Soft Focus Finishing Powder, $6.99, and Maybelline Fit Me! Matte & Poreless Foundation, $7.99.