The Problem: Your lashes are less doe-eyed plus more daddy longlegs.
The Fix: Spidery lashes are in fact kind of trendy today, in case your look isn’t doing work in your favor, then don’t stress. We’re loving lash combs at the moment, but when you don’t have one yet (purchase one!), grab tweezers or perhaps a pair of brow scissors. Carefully—carefully!—use the top of either tool to split up the lashes in one another. Don’t even think about re-curling or applying another coat of mascara; it’ll just things worse.
The Problem: You encountered an abrupt case of shaky hands while applying lipstick, and today there’s far more on your face than there needs to be.
The Fix: All too frequently, having a Q-tip with water or makeup remover to scrub up smudged or errant lipstick ends in, well, more smears. It’ll also pull off any makeup you’ve applied before it, that's pretty undesirable when you’ve just spent a quarter-hour working with your concealer game. Instead of seeking to forcibly get rid of the color from the skin, make use of your regular concealer along with a brush to pay it up. It’ll be cleaned up quickly.
The Problem: Your blush looked great with your bathroom mirror, but upon leaving your home you quickly found out that you look as being a clown in every other lighting.
The Fix: Instead of rubbing the blush off, that could mess with your foundation and concealer and may result in irritation, just swirl your normal powder—or on top of that, a translucent formula—over the spot. It’ll just assist to blend colour into your face for any more natural finish. Easy!
The Problem: You got somewhat overzealous using the brow powder and, well… two words: Groucho Marx.
The Fix: Accidentally giving yourself crazy eyebrows senses like the end with the damn world, but that’s mostly since you suddenly become very mindful of how your face would look using them, not because they’re impossible to correct once you’ve messed them up. Take your usual brow comb or spoolie and gently brush your brows upward and outward to combine. If colour smudges away from lines, exclusively use a Q-tip, ideally one from the ones using a pointed tip, to scrub it up.
The Problem: Liquid eyeliner. Moving car. Need we say more?
The Fix: If you weren’t already convinced that Q-tips include the solution for up to every beauty woe imaginable, this could seal the sale. A pointed cotton wool pad dipped in handful of makeup remover (don’t wet it a lot of) will clean that cat eye right up… and, let’s tell the truth, probably make it a bit more defined than you could which has a liner pen plus your free hand alone. If you’re concerned with disturbing concealer, mascara, and other makeup around it, you may also use a small concealer brush to clean up up the line.
