eyeshadow base for crease lids

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Crystal I.

Jul 30, 2011

Crystal I.

Help i have tried all the eyeshadow bases primer potion shadow insurance even a little concealer and my eyeshadow still creases..any advice?

Breanna C.

Jul 31, 2011

Breanna C.

have you tried using a mattifying moisturizer on your lids when prepping your face?:) it works great for me! and then i follow with urban decay primer potion, and i find it to be a lot more affective. my lids to be super oily, and my makeup used to crease a lot too.

Crystal I.

Jul 31, 2011

Crystal I.

Thanks i will for sure try to that!

Sabrina B.

Jul 31, 2011

Sabrina B.

i have this problem too ): i use the mac paint pot in painterly and i feel like even though its a good texture and everything and looks good at first, it still creases. then the UD one seems to thin and i'm worried it wont hold /:

Jazmine G.

Jul 31, 2011

Jazmine G.

I'm a personal fan of UD primer potion. Also, smashbox carries an amazing product for eye primer. :) For me, the UD has a better hold because it stays on my lids for up to 10 hours. Like, i've tested it! Smashbox stays on for about 5-6 hours. :)

Jazmine G.

Jul 31, 2011

Jazmine G.

But for either I get absolutely NO CREASING! :)

Brittany M.

Aug 2, 2011

Brittany M.

What works for me is a TFSI, benefit ceaseless cream shadow, and powder shadow sandwich and that lasts about 8hrs, but with just the TFSI it only lasts 6hrs

Bernadet F.

Nov 29, 2014

Bernadet F.

Where is the base.

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