Black lines on eyeshadow??

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Kaitlyn K.

Sep 6, 2014

Kaitlyn K.

Every day when I come home from school I look in the mirror and there's black on my eyeshadow in my crease. It's not there when I leave. Does anyone know how to prevent this? My normal eye makeup routine is primer, eyeshadow, eyeliner in my top lash line, and mascara.

Liv I.

Sep 6, 2014

Liv I.

Hmm maybe your mascara and eyeliner smear a little? But wowza!! You lashes are to die for! Seriously so jealous

Kendra H.

Sep 6, 2014

Kendra H.

It's more than likely your eyeliner rubbing off onto your crease throughout the day as it moves around. If try setting the liner with a black eyeshadow.

Shiro M.

Sep 6, 2014

Shiro M.

It's probably your shadow creasing.

Olivia G.

Sep 6, 2014

Olivia G.

It happens to me from my eyeshadow at the end of the day, I apply an eyelid primer before my eyeshadow and that does the trick.

Ashley D.

Sep 6, 2014

Ashley D.

What primer do you use? I would recommend getting Too Faced shadow insurance (Ulta is doing a 21 days of beauty deal thing and I think next Wednesday it's supposed to be $10). That should definitely help with creasing. Also setting your eye primer with a translucent powder or skin tone eyeshadow can help keep oils at bay increasing the wear of your shadows and help them blend better.

Jessie B.

Sep 6, 2014

Jessie B.

I would suggest a different primer and if that doesn't work a different eyesgadow.

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