Help With Nose & Chin Area.

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Emily P.

Apr 2, 2013

Emily P.

My makeup always seems to "crack" around my chin and nose for some reason, even when I'm not blowing my nose or anything involving that area. I have a little bit of acne on my chin (nothing major) but it seems to "crack" and it looks weird. Concealer doesn't seem to help. It doesn't do this on any other part of my face. I have been using the Covergirl Clean oil control foundation and the l'oreal True Match as well (I use my fingers to apply it, but in the past, a brush never seemed to help either). Any ideas? I'm going out of town this weekend & don't have time to get to the store to buy anything else. I also have revlon color stay foundation that I haven't tried yet so maybe that will be the winner! Thoughts?

Samantha S.

Apr 2, 2013

Samantha S.

Have you tried a face primer before applying makeup?

Emily P.

Apr 2, 2013

Emily P.

I use the revlon color stay primer

Glenda G.

Apr 2, 2013

Glenda G.

Do you moisturize your face??

Gabby B.

Apr 2, 2013

Gabby B.

Yes try lightly moisturizing before makeup.

Martina P.

Apr 2, 2013

Martina P.

I have some problems with covering imperfections like spots but I have started recently to put at first a liquid foundation and then a mineral one and it has turned to cover very well without differences of colours. it lasts all the day and it works very well especially if You have oily skin;)

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