Foundation Won't Stay On My Nose?

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Brooke E.

Jan 10, 2013

Brooke E.

Even with a setting spray and powder it always comes off after eight hours of wear and I normally always get long wearing foundations. My nose is oilier than the rest of my skin, but the foundation I use for oily skin doesn't suit my seasonal skin and is too dark right now. What do I do?

Tiffany M.

Jan 10, 2013

Tiffany M.

Use a primer hunny bunny

Angie P.

Jan 10, 2013

Angie P.

I have this problem to but mine is caused from wearing glasses and my makeup always smudges around my nose where my glasses sit its a pain 

Taryn T.

Jan 10, 2013

Taryn T.

Deff Use a primer! And a 24 hour foundation

Stephanie M.

Jan 10, 2013

Stephanie M.

Sounds like you might be using a watery or greasier foundation. 8 hours is a long time for foundation to last on oily skin. I have very oily skin myself. I use a mattyfier first to soak up oil. Also carry around oil absorbing sheets to sob up oil during the day. 

Stephanie M.

Jan 10, 2013

Stephanie M.

Sorry about my stupid autocorrect. 

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