Smile lines won't go away?

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R B.

Nov 10, 2013

R B.

Every time I wear foundation, bb cream, concealer.. Etc. My smile lines stay there, so even when I'm not smiling, the lines are there from the makeup, making it look like I have wrinkles. Every time I have to smooth them out, and well it just gets annoying. Any idea how I can get rid of them?

Kelly H.

Nov 10, 2013

Kelly H.

I think a really intense moisturizer might help, what is your pre-makeup routine?

Dee-Ann B.

Nov 10, 2013

Dee-Ann B.

This happens to me too and I feel your pain! A good primer definitely helps but another trick I've found which works pretty well is just apply a small amount of setting spray onto the end of a cotton bud (or q tip depending where your from) and just rub it into the lines. That usually holds the lines off for me :)

R B.

Nov 11, 2013

R B.

I use both hands and brush when applying. But neither helps. And I do use a primer, I use smash box primer.

Emma T.

Nov 12, 2013

Emma T.

I have the same problem..it's such a pain!

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