My concealer is melting?
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Sep 12, 2013
Marti P.
I do not use heavy makeup, I only use different types of concealer (green, purple and normal) but the problem is when its quite warm throughout the day, it seems to melt (not sure if it does) but when I touch it it comes off on my fingers and looks shiny!
How can I fix this?
Sep 12, 2013
Marti P.
I mean when I wear it though?
Sep 12, 2013
Diego G.
Set it with face powder or translucent powder.
When I apply concealer on anybody I set it with face powder. But before just brushing on powder I apply a good amount of powder to the area and let it sit for about 3 min. This is called "cooking". After 3 mins I brush the excess powder and voila, you have a concealer set and ready to go
Sep 12, 2013
Marti P.
Thanks so much!
Sep 12, 2013
Diego G.
You're welcome😉👍
Sep 12, 2013
Isabella K.
^^^^ they said it all. You can also try keeping it in the refrigerator! Beautylish did an article on this a while ago.
Sep 12, 2013
Ty R.
Set it with a heavy duty powder and get some blotting sheets!
Sep 12, 2013
Anupa M.
Cooking is a life saving method! it should help :)
Sep 13, 2013
Nina F.
Set it with powder or setting spray
Sep 15, 2013
Louise H.
Cooking definitely helps. Have been doing it for years!