8 Beauty Problems and How to Solve Them ...

Ever noticed how after putting eyeshadow on you’ll sometimes end up with fallen pigments on your cheeks? When looking at beauty problems and how to solve them, it’s all about prevention. In this instance, try holding a folded piece of tissue underneath your eye when applying to catch any fallout.

This problem has more to do with the product you’re using. Ditch the heavy cream concealer and opt for a liquid formula instead. If you’re using concealer under the eyes, choose one with a peachy base to balance out any blueish tones in the skin.

The quest for perfect lashes is never ending! When it comes to beauty problems and how to solve them, clumpy mascara is a big one. The product you use plays a big part, but nothing’s perfect so when you do end up with clumpy lashes, gently separate them with a fine eyelash/brow comb or with a clean, dry mascara brush.

As much as I love a good lip gloss, I hate when it gets all gunky and leaves a white film around the edges of my lips. It’s usually caused by dry and flaky lips in the first place, so exfoliate beforehand to make sure lips are smooth. To remove that yucky white film try running a cotton swab on the inside of your lips.

When it comes to beauty problems and how to solve them, this is one of the most embarrassing yet easiest to prevent. Lipstick usually ends up on your teeth because lipstick has gotten on the inside of your lips. Fix this by blotting your lips with a tissue after applying lip colour or swiping a thin sheet of Vaseline over your teeth to prevent lipstick from sticking.

I can’t count the number of times when I’ve applied mascara only to blink suddenly and have it transferred either to my eyelids or under eye area. Instead of removing all your makeup and starting from scratch, wait for the mascara to dry and dab the areas with a cotton bud to remove the dots of mascara.

Ever had moments where you’ve put on too much blusher and ended up looking clown-ish? When it comes to beauty problems and how to solve them, most can be fixed without having to start from scratch. If you’ve used powdered blush, dust some loose translucent powder on to diffuse the colour. If it’s a cream blush, just lightly sponge on some liquid foundation over the top.

Smudged nail polish doesn’t have to be a hassle to deal with anymore. Instead of starting over, just wait for the polish to dry, dab your finger (the skin side, not the nail) in nail polish remover and gently wipe over the smudge to smooth it out. Then cover with another layer of polish and top coat. Easy!

It may sound like I’m a makeup klutz, but these are just some common beauty problems that I’ve found myself dealing with on more than one occasion. When it comes to beauty problems and how to solve them, what’s your best advice?