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Feb 9, 2014
Megan P.
Hi I have really oily lids and by the end of the day (my days is usually about 6 hours) my lids look greasy. The makeup applied there looks like someones put vasaline over it.
I do use a primer but I don't know whether its just where I'm using cheaper makeup.
Anyone got any tips to help me deal with this? :3
Feb 9, 2014
Gemma M.
Use either a matte concealer or a eye primer that controls the oil and creasing. Always make sure you use a paint pot or cream eyeshadow before applying the powder eyeshadow to double the primer and the pigmentation! Hope that helps x