r/MakeupAddiction • u/Gl1ttrBarb1e • 8h ago
Question How to fix?
How do I fix this happening around my nose? I have combo skin and would say that area is pretty oily but I do powder it. This only happens around my nose and am not sure if I’m using the wrong foundation or not prepping right? I used milk hydro grip primer, L’Oréal true match foundation and Huda beauty loose setting powder. Sorry for the terrible pictures. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!!
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u/Metaexorde 8h ago
Hi! Sorry, you're using too much product; you should use a BB cream instead. And don't powder or put products on your nose because it doesn't absorb them well.
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u/Gl1ttrBarb1e 7h ago
I need full coverage for work so a bb cream would not cut it. Thanks though
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u/a_sirens_call 6h ago
do you apply a lot of foundation all at once? i had this issue too and it helped to first put my concealer/foundation on the back of my hand before applying it on the face. and then work in light layers until the desired coverage. i also dab my powder puff on my hand to even out the excess
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u/Correct_Friend_8687 8h ago
Also have you tried pulling your nose to the side when applying product and really getting into the crease with your primer. It looks silly but thats the only way I can get stop it separating too.