Teary eyed client what to do?

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Nakimah W.

Apr 9, 2013

Nakimah W.

What shouldn't I do with a client that tears up after the makeup application and their concealer comes off?

Kalia M.

Apr 9, 2013

Kalia M.

Do the eyes first then the rest of the face. if not use a wax based product under the eyes to prevent the tears from ruining the makeup.

Nakimah W.

Apr 10, 2013

Nakimah W.

Make sense thank you for the advice.

Bridgette G.

Apr 20, 2013

Bridgette G.

When my clients eyes begin to water, asking them to take deep breaths can really help.

Lindsay N.

May 1, 2013

Lindsay N.

Have them hold a q-tip in the corners of there eyes to catch the tears.. offer eye drops to clean any fall out that landed on there eye during application. If they have a weeping eye (just outside corners). apply a semi thick layer of primer to dried corners.. acts as a barrier and always works for me!

Leah S.

May 5, 2013

Leah S.

Use waterproof makeup and put waterproof LIQUID on the top lid!!

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