Face Powder?

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Zoe C.

Oct 23, 2011

Zoe C.

I've had trouble with my face powder recently, or maybe I just haven't noticed. I use MAC studio fix powder.

I've put it over just moisturiser, tinted moisturiser, full coverage foundation and nothing at all, I've applied it with a powder brush, blusher brush and even a flat foundation brush. But it seems that after just a few hours, it's slid off my face! Especially round my nose and under my eyes. Because of this I've applied it heavier in those areas but it's not made any difference. It's creasing in the lines in my face a lot more now, and when it slides off my face looks really dirty, and red in some places such as my nose and chin. It doesn't want to hold in place for more than a few hours and I've tried EVERYTHING. Is there another way around this or am I going to have to get a new powder? If so, what ones would you reccomend? :)

khatija a.

Oct 23, 2011

khatija a.

hi! iv had the same problem!!!! the trick is not to apply the powder heavy other wise it will oxidize on your face, just apply a light dusting and maybe you should try out a different powder like the MAC PREP AND PRIME :) hope this helps 

Zoe C.

Oct 23, 2011

Zoe C.

Thank you :) Silly me, I applied it heavier thinking it would stay put xD

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