DIY setting spray idea!

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Skylar J.

Jul 5, 2016

Skylar J.

Has anyone tried a DIY setting spray??
I got suggestions on here before about cold green tea setting spray but to be honest I still have not got around to trying it because work has been hectic! :( I am going to a wedding tomorrow and I need my make to last all day in the heat
Would really appreciate good ideas of a fast home made one ;)
I don't want to spend money on one that I might not like and I have sensitive skin soo I need something natural?
Rose water spray? would that work any good??

Kitty K.

Jul 5, 2016

Kitty K.

A setting spray will help your make up from budging... for true long lasting results a barrier spray will give you what you want.
I have a DIY dupe of MAC Fix +, however the MAC Fix + is not a setting spray and unfortunately a DIY for a setting spray will not give you lasting results either. The droplets are formulated to basically stick on your face... any kind of concoction made at home will probably just end up diluting make up - not setting it.
Since you have sensitive skin, as do I... Fragrance (synthetic and natural),and solvent alcohols need to be avoided. The only sensitive skin friendly setting spray I've seen if the one by MUFE.

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