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Sage S.

Jun 26, 2013

Sage S.

So the place I work I need to wear a visor. the problem is that my foundation will rub off on it. how can I avoid this from happening? had anyone else encountered this? thanks for the help everyone :)

Diamond P.

Jun 26, 2013

Diamond P.

Try a setting spray after you powder :)

Kirbie S.

Jun 26, 2013

Kirbie S.

Haha this may be dumb! But try to avoid putting a lot of makeup where the visor goes!

Sage S.

Jun 26, 2013

Sage S.

I already use a setting spray and powder.

Vanessa W.

Jun 26, 2013

Vanessa W.

What spray/powder/foundation do you use? It's likely a problem with the product if you use the spray AND powder and its still not working!

Lilianna M.

Jun 26, 2013

Lilianna M.

Call me funny for doing this, but whenever I had a job that made me wear a visor, I would carry on with my makeup routine, however, I would just set the visor above my hairline, like the top of my head almost and make it really tight so it wouldn't move! its especially cute with a sockbun, or messy bun! you should try it :)

Lilianna M.

Jun 26, 2013

Lilianna M.

:D This was my signature look when I worked for McDonald's!

Nin S.

Jun 26, 2013

Nin S.

I love the girls on here so helpful and nice to others , I wish the rest of the world was like this!

Lilianna M.

Jun 26, 2013

Lilianna M.

Hahahahaha thank you!

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