For me, I usually have to remove and reapply. If it isn’t too over-applied, then I might use a dampened smudge to try and pull some of it off my skin.
Thankfully, feathering isn’t something I experience very often, but product that settles into my lip lines… to some degree. For certain types of products, e.g. gloss, I just live with it, but if it’s a lipstick, then I’d try using a lip primer or lip liner underneath to help manage it.
During application, it doesn’t bother me so much. I’ll wipe it away with a fluffy brush or use a cotton swab (with some remover) to remove heavier fallout. If it’s throughout wear, then I’d apply the shade with a dampened brush next time!
I typically wear liquid foundation, so I’ll use the remnants of foundation on my brush either on the edges or more all-over the blush area to dial it down!
Only as much as releases do, so if there are more colorful releases in summer, then what I tend to wear reflects that. As an individual, I find that a season can inspire me, but that can go both ways! I might want a taste of summer when it’s cold and dreary or want to pull out beachy hues during...
Sort of but not by a lot! I usually like more dramatic mascaras to begin with, but if I have a really dark/smoky lid area or lower lash line, I will try to use a more lengthening and thickening one (the length being more important) if I have one open.
I’m indoors most of the time, and frankly, in Phoenix, summer is our winter so avoiding the outdoors is kind of key for most of the hot, hot summer days, LOL! I like a good tinted moisturizer (loving Fenty Eaze Drops) or BB cream for a little bit of coverage but something that I can smooth back...
It was a dirty gold-green, smoky teal, purple, and taupe look using the Sydney Grace On the Horizon palette!
I applied MAC Fleur Sure over Royal Flush Extra Dimension Skinfinish and loved the effect! So much shine.
