With foundation on it looks like I have a mustache 😂

Feb 8, 2017

Simran B.

Ok so I may laugh about it but it is pretty annoying. I've tried. Color correcting, wearing a warmer colored foundation, a lighter colored powder etc.and I still have a mustache and a grayish area around my mouth. When I have nothing on everything seems "normal" but when I do it accentuates everything.. Sometimes I feel like I have a little beard on 😅😅
Do you girls have some tips and tricks? ☺

Feb 9, 2017

Alyx T.

I get that as well, the thing I found caused mine was if my mouth area was dry actually. I started using a thicker moisturizer there and a primer to coat any dry areas and it isn't noticeable now.
I do find it gets worse in between hair removal, so I started using a small eyebrow razor to trim the hair every couple days. I think it was because my face is much lighter than my hair so even the slight difference of a color change made my foundation look weird colored.

Feb 10, 2017

Mandee K.

I have the same issue and if I havent removed my baby hairs around my mouth, its 10x worse. I personally havent found anything to hide this except for making sure I keep my baby hairs in that area to a minimum.

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