Forehead Wrinkles=creased foundation HELP
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Jan 25, 2013
Hailey W.
So I have these very obvious forehead wrinkles, with every facial expression I make there they are like canyons. Due to how deep they are and how frequently they crease, they crease my foundation/powder and when my forehead is relaxed I've now got makeup wrinkles -_-. Any advice on how to stop that from happening or am I doomed to a forever creased forehead :/
Jan 25, 2013
Cheyanne C.
I would get a primer, it fills in the wrinkles instead of your makeup and takes away creases!
Jan 25, 2013
Hailey W.
I do use a primer :/
Jan 25, 2013
Cheyanne C.
What kind?
Jan 25, 2013
Hailey W.
I've tried an almay face primer, one from loreal, mac, and even used a bb cream as a friend suggested. I guess it's because I just have super deep wrinkles.
Jan 25, 2013
Cheyanne C.
I would try hard candy and apply two layers! Oh an it could also be the foundation your using!
Jan 25, 2013
Hailey W.
Hmm maybe I will try that one. Can't hurt to try! I use revlon color stay but for oily combo skin so I figured that over a primer plus I set with matte powder should hold in place, but I guess not
Jan 25, 2013
Rafiana M.
I use whipped foundations on mature skin, because of wrinkles, it blends easy, and it doesn't crease, do not use powders it makes your wrinkle on the forehead more noticeable, or you can try a spray foundation
Jan 25, 2013
Stephanie D.
Honestly, I would just not focus on applying foundation in that area. Blend the rest of your makeup really well and just dust some powder on top of it to even out the color. I mean, if you wipe your finger across your face, makeup will come off regardless of what kind of powders/primers you use. There's only so much that can be done against physically being moved around. Since your problem is due to facial expression, I don't see that you're going to not have this issue in the future.
Jan 25, 2013
Brittne B.
use an eye primer on the forehead or smile lines. They are specifically formulated to stop creasing since your eye naturally creases. Make sure its translucent and silicone based like urban decay. :)