How To Make Your Makeup Longlasting.

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Amy P.

Jul 2, 2013

Amy P.

How to make your makeup last longer? I really want to know :(

Andie M.

Jul 2, 2013

Andie M.

A few things that can help are primers- face, eye and lip. Too Faced sells primers in those categories. Also look for makeup that says "long-lasting/all day wear/ waterproof" or gives how many hours it wears for. Also, use setting powder and/or setting spray. Both go on after concealer and foundation have been put on- setting spray after all makeup is put on. A lot of your success will depend on the kinds of brands that work for your lifestyle and skin, so as usual it is always trial and error- so what products work the best together for your skin to achieve your desired result. It's expensive but YouTube is very helpful as well :) good luck!

Casey D.

Jul 6, 2013

Casey D.

There is this spray stuff at sephora. You spray it on your face and your makeup lasts all day. It's called make up forever.

Alexia H.

Jul 22, 2013

Alexia H.

A good primer & setting spray will do the trick.

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