Tip Of The Week - Makup Mess ' Ups.
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Apr 18, 2013
Katy W.
Whenever you get a smudge from eyeliner, eyeshadow, & etc, have a couple of Q-Tips on you & dip on in makeup remover or just warm water. Simply, rub the Q-Tip on the mess-up area & WA LAH! A beautifully, perfected face.
*IF THIS HELPED YOU, PLEASE LET ME KNOW*
THANKS!
XoXo , Katy. ❤
Apr 18, 2013
Tealy A.
Yes, but then it leaves a bare spot.
Apr 18, 2013
Natalie T.
Tealy, I usually go over that spot with whatever is left on my foundation sponge/brush from before... if I am spot cleaning at the end of my makeup routine. If I have to do that later in the day, I usually go over the little bare spot with powder or a tiny dab of bb cream that I'll blend out!