Makeup won't stay on my face??

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Tashurr T.

May 14, 2014

Tashurr T.

It's goes cakey and slids off my face. It never used to and now I'm getting annoyed.

Denisha D.

May 14, 2014

Denisha D.

What kind of foundation and primer are you using? Are you using a primer? Do you set your foundation?

Antonia S.

May 14, 2014

Antonia S.

This has been happening to me lately. I had a full face on last night and I'll admit- it looked pretty cakey but I figured I'd be fine since I'd been in dim lighting. I was having a movie night in with my beau, and granted we were snuggling but by the time he left it looked like I had no makeup on! I was horrified! Where in the world does our makeup go when this happens?

Tashurr T.

May 14, 2014

Tashurr T.

Thank you. I'll try exfoliating my face see if that helps! Might be because I've put fake tan on tbh! X.

Erica J.

May 15, 2014

Erica J.

Setting powder and setting spray. I always have to use both. With my oily skin and florida weather, my makeup used to slide right off lol the spray works wonders!

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