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May 16, 2011
Keka C.
hi! i bought a mac foundation from a friend ... but the thing its that the foundation its very very oily and its like getting into tiny separate pieces... i dont want to loose the foundation and i cant give it back because it was almost like a gift hahaha ... so is there something i can do it doesn't smell weird or anything!
sorry for my english i speak spanish..
May 16, 2011
Keshonta B.
Lol I was able to understand hun. But judging from what your saying I wouldn't use it. It may be good just to take a loss on this one. If it was too dry I could suggest a lot of things. But try some fix+ by mac and try shaking the bottle up. I hope one of these work if you do decide to use it.
May 16, 2011
Vivian L.
I agree with Keshonta. This is, after all, your face we’re talking about. I wouldn’t put anything that is even remotely suspicious on my skin. I’d say just toss it. You wouldn’t want to deal with skin problems later. :)
May 16, 2011
Soma S.
Shake it up like crazy - AND depending on how your makeup area is set up... you can buy a mini-fridge on Amazon for under $50 to store your makeup in so it doesn't melt, and it stays fresher a little longer. =)