Really need makeup help?

Question

Whenever i put on foundation, powder of whatever it always looks REALLY thick under my eyes, like you can see lines of makeup and it looks caked on. Even f i wipe it, its still there.

Any tips?

Answer 1

don't put foundation under your eyes or rub it in between your fingers first!  

Answer 2

liquid foundation for your face,

and once you get near the eyes, use a powder foundation and put it all over that borw and under area

before you put on mascara and eyeliner

Answer 3

The skin around your eyes is really thin and your makeup, if too thick, can easily crease in these areas.

Here's what I do :

I swipe on an eye gel that de-puffs and moisturizes the area

Here are some favorites :

1. http://www.bathandbodyworks.com/product/...

2.

http://www.thebodyshop-usa.com/bodyshop/...

3.

http://www.albabotanica.com/?id=56&pid=3...

This first step will automatically smooth out the skin around your eyes. The extra moisture will ensure your makeup glides on.

Make sure you apply your makeup before the gel has completely absorbed, so its texture will go on much smoother.

Tip :

Apply your powder BEFORE your foundation under your eyes. According to makeup artist Sue Devitt, that prevents it from creasing and looking cakey.

If after going through this is still feels too thick, rub a bit of eye gel on your ring finger and blend it under your eyes.

I hope I was helpful!

Annaliese

Answer 4

go to a make up shope and ask them 4 foundation and a stick match ur skin tone then buy them and then ever  time u use amake up apply afoundation first then if u still see adiffrence in your skin tone then use the foundation stick on that place and after that apply powder  face compect on it  it with give u equal skin tone al around ur face.

Answer 5

What kind/brand are you using? If you're not applying too much, it may be a bad kind. I get Loreal's liquid foundation. I used to have trouble finding the right foundation/powder too until I found this. It feels light and creamy and you can't tell it's on.  

Answer 6

use a reeeeeally small dap of a foundation without old and rub it in with your pinky. or get bare minerals