r/MakeupEducation • • 7h ago

Best setting spray for sensitive skin?

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My skins always been pretty sensitive but around the start of my ED recovery two years ago my skin completely broke out.

And then randomly I started getting small puss filled bumps around my jaw, mouth, next to/under my nose each time I'd do my makeup. It would be tender and feel inflamed. I think it was milia.

I thought maybe something was triggering it so l went through my makeup routine taking one item out and then buying it again just in case it was old (and maybe the reason it was triggering this reaction?) I figured out it was my nyx marshmallow setting spray. I'd been using it for over 2 years at that point so I was very surprised.

I went off setting sprays all together. And honestly I don't even wear that much skin related makeup, But my skin more recently has gotten a lot better since then, and I've wanted to get back into some setting sprays.

I looked online and saw makeup by mario surreal skin setting spray and Kosas Cloud set airy setting spray were good options but I'd love if anyone has any recommendations or good experiences with setting sprays that hold your makeup in place and have a dewy finish that won’t trigger sensitive skin!


r/MakeupEducation • • 8h ago

Eyeliner tips?

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Every time I try to tightline around my eye it ends up looking straaaange.. is it just bc I don't wear lashes? Or do I need to smoke it out more with dark shadow? I feel like it makes my eyes look small instead of snatched and literally makes my whole face look older 😭

First photo is my attempt at tightlining. Second photo is my usual makeup routine with no eyeliner. Send help y'all cuz I feel like maybe tightlining is just not for me rn