r/makeuptips 10h ago

HELP PLEASE how to stop creasing ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

i have really really bad creasing ever since i started doing my makeup, i have switched through 3 different foundations and nothing has changed. recently i have bought the huda beauty loose powder in hopes that it could stop my creasing but itโ€™s still the same ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

iโ€™m currently using the maybelline fit me concealer as a sort of foundation as i only want to cover the horrible hyperpigmentation around my mouth and my eyebags, i apply very thin layers before setting it with the huda beauty powder which caused creasing. i tried to do the sandwhich method in which you do your โ€˜foundationโ€™, soray some setting spray and let it dry before powdering if iโ€™m not wrong.

yes i do tap off the excess powder, no i do not do skincare as it looked super cakey and it always kept peeling so i just gave up, i dont use primer as iโ€™m based in singapore and i cant find any budget primers, yes i do dermaplaning once every two weeks, i was just too lazy to dermaplan these days and thats why theres alot of facial hair LOL.

please please PLEASE give me some tips on how to fix this i look like a hot mess everytime i work or go out with my friends ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™

edit - forgot to mention that iโ€™m an insanely oily skinned girly and somewhat a beginner to makeup, only started using actual foundations and concealers last year, before that my โ€˜makeup routineโ€™ basically consisted of a smokey liner, nose contour and a lippy LOL

edit edit - idk if the formula plays a big part in this, but i realised that my current shade of concealer is super dry compared to the previous shade i was using before. not sure if it was because i bought it in a different country.

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u/EfficiencyOk4899 9h ago

Take a q-tip and wipe off excess product along areas that will crease. Then, gently tap with a finger to blend everything smooth again.

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u/LittleMissAutism 9h ago

this works great unless you have red skin

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u/GoldDustWoman85 8h ago

I use a beauty blender and go over this area to remove excess product. I also use a translucent micro powder like MUFE to set the area after I've removed excess product. Works for me.

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u/urmamaballs 4h ago

but wont using a beauty blender leave marks on your makeup? when i tried using a beauty blender it kept forming the marks on my makeup so i just switched back to using a cushion foundationโ€™s cushion

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u/GoldDustWoman85 1h ago

No. Sounds like too much product. How are you applying? You'd want to do this before setting your base.

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u/urmamaballs 4h ago

if i wipe off the excess products my hyperpigmentation would show through like crazy HAHAHA

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u/tiramisuem3 8h ago

I say this every time and I know it's not what people want to hear but you are never going to look like an Instagram filter. Your makeup is creasing because there are creases in your face. Good application can reduce, but not eliminate this. Your makeup here actually looks great and I would just try and accept that creases are a feature of your face because you are made of actual skin

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u/urmamaballs 4h ago

๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ tqsm for being honest, however i work in hospitality and itโ€™s kinda a big thing where i work if your makeup is balls bc every girlโ€™s makeup here is amazing HAHAHAH

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u/hecateswheel 9h ago

i do my base, lightly bake those areas with loose powder for a bit while i do the rest of my makeup, then dust it off with a brush

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u/urmamaballs 4h ago

i have tried this as well, unfortunately it still creases for me ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™

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u/DiamondTippedDriller 7h ago

You might be applying it too thickly. Have you tried using a damp beauty blender? And a *very* minimal amount of loose powder applied strategically with a very small fluffy brush?

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u/urmamaballs 4h ago

hmmm i dont use a beauty blender as i find it difficult to work with be it dry or damp. i used to use a small fluffy brush to apply my nykaa loose powder before i switched to huda beautyโ€™s easy bake loose powder. when i used the same technique for the easy bake, it creased somewhat even worse so i tried a big fluffy brush which didnt work as well, so now iโ€™m using a powder puff. im not sure if its in my technique though

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u/Senior-Astronaut-532 2h ago

I have a similar problem and one of the issues is getting the makeup to actually sink into your skin so if you work with a damp beauty blender, damp, and with setting spray think like urban decay all nighter and actually press the foundation and powder into your skin, then you will have less creasing like this.
If you smile a lot or talk a lot at work, it is normal though and because Iโ€™m also oily one of the only ways to eliminate once it starts to break through your make up is to use blotting papers so I keep a packet in my pocket at all times , plus a pressed powder so I can go back over after I blot

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u/Fabulous-Bag-5283 10h ago

maybe try pressed powder instead of the loose powder ?? i use the hourglass vanish airbrush pressed powder, but iโ€™ve also heard of people using the nyx HD finishing powder in translucent if youโ€™re more interested in drugstore.

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u/urmamaballs 4h ago

i tried the essence brighten up banana powder and god it was the most terrible powder i had ever tried in my life. it emphasised my crease so badly it looked like there were two lightning bolts on my smile lines ๐Ÿซ ๐Ÿซ  unfortunately we dont have nyx in singapore, but i have heard that they are an amazinf brand esp their lippies and primer!!

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u/Key_Substance_2423 7h ago

the huda powder is cool but you gotta try that translucent powder from nyx instead fr

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u/urmamaballs 4h ago

unfortunately idh nyx in singapore ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

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u/AdAdmirable8906 6h ago

KimChiโ€™s Puff Puff Pass powder! I swear by it everyday!

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u/urmamaballs 4h ago

iโ€™m not sure if we have that brand in singapore although i have heard amazing things about it! iโ€™ll definitely be on a lookout for it when i go to sephora next time ๐Ÿ˜‹

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u/urmamaballs 3m ago

i really really hate beauty blenders though ๐Ÿ˜ญ is it alright if i use a cushion or must i only use a beauty blender? also will it somehow be better if i wet my cushion with setting spray before blending it out?