Hey everyone! I have been just relying on skin care. And I really love my bare face. But I need to start using a bit of makeup… I have used mascara but when I wipe it off with a cleansing balm I got on my eye corner. After using mascara for 2 weeks or so I got pink eye and after that just used 2 or 3 times and stop using. Today I used mascara again and when I wipe it off one of my eyes got irritated… I don’t like using mascara because I don’t like to clean it (I don’t have the patience to be gentle) I always get on my eye corner and I am afraid to get pink eye again.
- Should I try a different brand of mascara?
- I was wondering if I can only use a concealer under my eyes and on my red spots? Or is it better to use a foundation? I need to use a blush to give me a bit of colour to not look too pale.
- Do I need to use a setting spray because of the blush and concealer or is okay to not use a setting spray?
- How to apply blush and not feel like a clown? I tried to do blush with my Versed tinted lip oil and I didn’t like it and felt like a clown. How can I apply blush to make it look natural?
- I don’t want to waste a lot of money, so can I just apply concealer and blush with my fingers?
- Which blush do you recommend to buy?
I’m pale and cool or neutral tone (I’m not sure which one) my skin type is dry (very dry!!) so I like a dewy look which with my skin care I achieve that look.
You can use a dry clean mascara brush to brush off splattered mascara without irritating the eye so much, or sometimes I dab on. A bit of coverup or foundation to blend it out.
Setting powder and/or spray will keep even your natural look from disappearing quickly, I think. I use both. I have oily to normal skin, tho, but it makes my makeup still going strong literally 14 hours later. I get ready for work at 5am and don’t get home until 8pm and on Sunday I did almost 7 miles/17000 steps and sweated through a premature newborn isolette and other patient cared and the only thing even half mucked up was my eye shadow.
i think switching to a tubing mascara might be better for you? since its so much easier to take off