How To Keep Makeup Around Nose Area To Stay When Wearing Glasses.
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Apr 16, 2015
Kelsi H.
I. wear glasses and every time I wear them when I'm wearing makeup it rubs off the makeup where my nose is.. does anyone have any suggestions to help keep the makeup from rubbing off or does that just happen?
Apr 16, 2015
katie s.
This is seriously a huge struggle for me. honestly, I don't know if there is a "solution" but it might help if you get a good long lasting foundation primer and maybe even a good setting spray 😊 other than that, the only other solution I have for you is contacts!
Apr 16, 2015
Maria L.
I suggest some heavy duty setting sprays and/or powders for that area, or just not wearing any at all on your nose (that will only work if your foundation like EXACTLY matches your face)
Apr 16, 2015
Ashley D.
I can honestly say that no matter what you do it will rub off. I've tried everything, and now I've just excepted this fact
Apr 16, 2015
Kelsi H.
the struggle..??
Apr 16, 2015
Kaitlin M.
I just don't put makeup where my glasses will sit!
Apr 16, 2015
katie s.
We say it a lot down here where I'm from. it basically means a problem. like its so hard to keep makeup lasting all day around nose area when wearing glasses. I don't really know how to explain it!
Apr 16, 2015
Les N.
Lol I though everyone knew what "the struggle" meant, but anyways when I wear my glasses I just make sure to wear a primer and setting spray and that works for me.
Apr 16, 2015
katie s.
I didn't know if she was asking what it mean because she put question marks or what haha 😂 sorry for my little rant about it!
Apr 16, 2015
Les N.
Yeah I think on androids it has a question mark!
Apr 16, 2015
katie s.
oh haha! 😂
Apr 16, 2015
Les N.
Maybe I'm not sure 💁🏽 lol, but I think putting primer wear the glasses are might help.
Apr 16, 2015
Molly W.
Primer helps but there is no 100% effective way yet :(
Apr 16, 2015
Kelsi H.
I put am emoji and it changed to question marks lol.
Apr 16, 2015
Angie N.
It's best to wear powder over your foundation so it does not smudge and come off as much but expect it to still come off a little. That's just what happens when you wear glasses.
Apr 16, 2015
Angie N.
If you are wearing prescription glasses you could go and ask for them to losses the screws so that the glasses are not as heavy on your face which will leave less marks and help stop your makeup from coming off.
Apr 16, 2015
Angie N.
Loosen*
Apr 16, 2015
Kelsi H.
My glasses don't have the screws
Apr 16, 2015
Lela B.
Nothing has ever helped mine. not any foundation, powder and primer combo. it's really bad,with the plastic glasses with no nose pieces. one solution... contacts, if you can afford it stand them. other than that, oil blotting sheets and carrying powder around with you.
Apr 16, 2015
Kelsi H.
I do have contacts but I just really hate to wear them. I love my glasses and prefer to wear them but I'm going to try putting extra powder on my nose area.