A tip I’ve seen other people recommend is using the nyx glitter glue (or any glitter glue) on the creases, then using foundation, then powder. I think the glitter glue fills in the crease and drys down so that foundation can’t settle into the lines. I hope this helps!
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Try skipping powder, the more product(s) you put in that area, the higher the chance that it’s going to crease. Also keep the area well hydrated, a hydrating primer/tiny drop of oil should do the trick
Less powder. Very very little powder. Baking is an old hat and never really worked.
A tip I’ve seen other people recommend is using the nyx glitter glue (or any glitter glue) on the creases, then using foundation, then powder. I think the glitter glue fills in the crease and drys down so that foundation can’t settle into the lines. I hope this helps!
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Whenever I wear makeup, whether it’s my Estée Lauder double wear foundation or just sunscreen and powder (which is what I was wearing in this photo LRP anthelios tinted spf and Mac longwear powder) my makeup always creases in the most unflattering way… any tips?
Try skipping powder, the more product(s) you put in that area, the higher the chance that it’s going to crease. Also keep the area well hydrated, a hydrating primer/tiny drop of oil should do the trick