Foundation and eyeliner help.

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Amanda F.

Mar 26, 2014

Amanda F.

My foundation ALWAYS comes off of my nose. How do I stop this? And how do I stop gel liner from smudging? I feel like every eyeliner smudges on me, even the "Smudge proof" ones. Same with foundation.
What do I do?!

Neha M.

Mar 26, 2014

Neha M.

Do you use a primer? It helps in giving the make up something to grab on to by smoothing out the skin so that your make up lasts longer. The area around the nose is usually oily, so primer will help in absorbing the oils and giving the foundation something to stick to. :)
You can also get an eye primer for your eyes.
Another option would be to use a setting spray to seal in your make up. :)

Roz X.

Mar 26, 2014

Roz X.

You can set your liner with shadow. :) As for your foundation, maybe it isn't a good match for your skin if it is sliding off. Does your skin run oily?
I agree with Neha that a primer and setting spray are a great idea.

Amanda F.

Mar 26, 2014

Amanda F.

I've literally tried every primer under the sun XD I have super oily skin, and even the super long lasting foundations seem to come off, I will definitely try the shadow trick though! Thanks ladies. :)

Neha M.

Mar 26, 2014

Neha M.

You can carry blotting papers with you throughout the day! It will just take off the oil without ruining your make up. :D.

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