White overcaste in picture?

Feb 24, 2015

Les N.

If the primer contains SPF that's most likely the reason.

Feb 24, 2015

Simran G.

I just looked it up & it does have it! Makes so much sense! I only had a sample of it so it didn't have the ingredients listed. Thanks! :)

Feb 24, 2015

M G.

Dam I know ms Jackie had a good explanation to this. I know its not just the spf though. let me see if I can find the link.

Feb 24, 2015

Shaye M.

I'd ask Jaqueline, if I remember correctly SPF in products have nothing to do with the white flashback you get whilst taking pictures.

Feb 24, 2015

M G.

Yes I'd ask her. I can't find the link srry.

Feb 24, 2015

Simran G.

Okay thanks guys :)

Feb 24, 2015

Nikelle B.

Yeah I remember Miss J's post too. it's definitely not spf but I think something called mica. see if that's an ingredient in anything you're wearing.

Feb 24, 2015

Jessica P.

I've noticed also that sometimes when you have a protective case on your phone and your taking a picture since the case sets the camera lens in a little more you also get a white cast...the flash bounces off the case... if you do have a case on your phone try taking it off and take a picture... might not be your makeup at all.

Feb 24, 2015

Shelley W.

Applying too much finishing powder can cause that white overcast as well.

Feb 24, 2015

Nikelle B.

Silica! that's the word lol
I don't know how I was thinking "mica" lol
thanks for posting that Alyx

Feb 24, 2015

Simran G.

Thanks everyone!:)