Question About Concealer Application!

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Ashley H.

May 21, 2013

Ashley H.

I don't have bags under my eyes, however I do have some darkness around them. I use an eye cream and moisturizer (sometimes UD eye primer) and for some reason, my concealer - no matter what brand I've tried - gets blotchy and weird looking from the inner corners of my eyes to the bridge of my nose within an hour or so of applying. It stinks because I end up drawing more attention to something I'm trying to cover up... What can I do to prevent this? Has anyone else had this problem?

Juliana A.

May 21, 2013

Juliana A.

Yes got that! lets hope somebody knows

Ashley H.

May 21, 2013

Ashley H.

Jacqueline H., you are amazing - thank you SO much for explaining everything so thoroughly!! I'm going to check out that concealer palette!! Where could I find the Banana Powder? I've heard it mentioned a lot throughout this site, but don't know much about it and I don't remember seeing it in Sephora/drugstores. Thanks, again ☺

Dina U.

May 21, 2013

Dina U.

It could also be the way the chemical composition of that specific brand of make up reacts with your skins chemical composition!

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