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It’s no secret that celebrities reap a plethora of mind-blowing privileges us mortals can only daydream about.
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With a pro by your side at all times, makeup mishaps (i.e.
a cakey base, smeared mascara, shadow fallout, etc.)
would be virtually obsolete and who wouldn’t be about that life?
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We’re thinking most def.
Have you ever accidentally piled on too much foundation and ended up looking, er, unrealistically even-toned?
It’s happened to the best of us.
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But there is actually a simple way to reverse this pesky misstep and it’s with your moisturizer.
“Then use a damp sponge to blot any excess product off,” she adds.
These days, we beauty girls are all about that ‘dewy’ vibe.
And it should be in yours, too.
There you have it simply ‘spritz spritz’ and all signs of ‘chalk face’ will be abolished.
Okay, so it’s true that we are the generation of bold, bushy, beautiful brows.
But it’s also true that there’s a huge difference between bold and well,toobold.
However, if you do go overboard every once in awhile, we have an easy fix for you.
“This will help blend and distribute the pigment evenly throughout brows,” she explains.
Seriously spooly brushes are life, and super-cheap.
So what’s a girl to do?
Grab a damp q-tip and some concealer, according to Flowers.
“Then fix the edges by tapping foundation or concealer on the stained areas.”
It’s also incredibly easy to remedy.
“Stubborn mistakes erase easily withNARS Gentle Oil Free Eye Makeup Remover,” she says.
“This formula removes waterproof makeup without harsh, irritating ingredients, and leaves no residue behind.”
But, if that’s not your thing and you often deal with fallout, Flowers recommends the following.
It’s wintertime, which obv means that dry lips are a thing again.
It’s unfortunate especially if your favorite blushes are uber-pigmented but it’s also a super quick fix.
By: Kaleigh Fasanella,Teen Vogue
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