My Foundation Wants To Gather In Creases.

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Tiffany P.

Mar 19, 2013

Tiffany P.

It's like under my eyes is the worst and I try not to put any there and I've used primer too. But I have dark circles so I feel like I can't go with out it! What should I try? New liquid foundation??

Amanda Nicole G.

Mar 19, 2013

Amanda Nicole G.

I had this same problem until I started to use the Monistat Chafing Relief powder gel- it has the same ingredients as what's in smashbox's photo finish primer and this will make your skin so silky soft and fill the fine lines and creases as well as moisturize to help give your skin a extra coat between the liquid foundation. This is what just works for me, it might not work for you, but also make sure you're using a powder to set your foundation and esp under your eyes you can try using a concealer instead something that is a light crease-less formula (tarte makes one, so does laura geller) Sometimes tho it's just unevitable because the skin is so thin and soft there that putting something heavy on it like our foundations/concealers will just cause the skin to crease, so I would suggest maybe reallly light coats to get the coverage you need without letting it get caked on/too thick of layers; if that makes sense?

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