Makeup suggestions for work.

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Jen H.

Jun 28, 2014

Jen H.

I work as a trainee scrub nurse, I've already given up on having nice hair but don't want to stop wearing makeup, I normally just wear mascara and fill in my eyebrows, I want to wear more makeup but I get really hot at work so a lot of it sweats off, I have an oily t zone which doesn't help either, any suggestions?

Brandy S.

Jun 28, 2014

Brandy S.

Stick with a bb cream and a nice powder (cover fx is really good!) and as for eyes, stick with a neutral eye. You could try a setting spray as well, and blot during your shift :) good luck! Its so important to look nice as a nurse. :)

Jessica P.

Jun 28, 2014

Jessica P.

You can also use a matte primer to keep everything from getting oily on you...I recommend the rimmel stay matte primer...I use this almost daily under my foundation or bb cream and keeps my makeup in place for a full 8hrs I'm a waitress so I feel you with the oily skin and running around doesn't help but that primer really works.

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