Platinum blondes, help!

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Amanda Nicole G.

Aug 2, 2013

Amanda Nicole G.

So I've been a blonde for a while now but finally got my hair to that gorgeous white platinum blonde I've been dying for! And I love it, but I'm having a weird issue with blending my makeup into my hairline...and it staining my hair from the foundation and powder. And I'm not too sure if I'm the only person who has ever dealt with this or if there is a solution to it.. So just wanted your help if you've had to deal with this having that light white blonde hair!! Thanks so much!! Xo.

Megan R.

Aug 2, 2013

Megan R.

I use to have this problem when my hair was platinum too, sometimes I would get a small comb and brush it out of my hair if I could but it never stained my hair

Amanda Nicole G.

Aug 2, 2013

Amanda Nicole G.

It doesn't stain my hair it washes/rinses out... Just makes the hairline look more yellow than the rest of my hair that's white blonde.. An I know I'm not that dark of a skin tone so I can only imagine it'd be worse the darker the makeup is...

Simon E.

Aug 2, 2013

Simon E.

I found using a finer brush and more conservative use of foundation helped a lot, I also keep my bangs up with hairpins so I always have a clear view of how far up I can go. If you haven't, try to blend the powder/foundation into your natural colour on your forehead instead of applying the same amount across. Good luck!

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