Help! stopping foundation from creasing

[Danfanny]

i am at my wits end
i have tried everything that i can possibly think of to stop my foundation from gathering in the crease from my nose to my mouth when i am talking or smiling
i get so paranoid about it i try not to smile and talk without realy moving my mouth and i look a right imbesile ahah
i've even tried appling UDPP to my face to try and stop it from creasing
with no luck

guys help me i am out of ideas!
anyone else have this problem
what do you do to stop it?? x

 

[Asela88]

Im having the same problem!! I tried smashbox photo finish primer but for some reason those lines from my nose to my mouth always show up :-(

 

[Mabelle]

i bring alittle brush with me and buff it out during the day... worse ok.
but SO annoying

 

[makeba]

i have found that if i use to much primer on my face prior to foundation i get this problem. use a primer but figure out the amount suitable for your skin type. after you put on your foundation use a kabuki brush and buff the foundation into your skin. i may rub the brush over my face about 12 or more times and press a little more around the corners of my nose.

 

[Yushimi]

Buffer brush is your best friend. Try buffering between layers. And always set with a powder and buff that layer too

 

[Sanayhs]

Don't use too much primer, make sure you use thin layers of foundation, try to use fewer layers over problem areas after, and set with a good powder and a fluffy brush - if you use something too dense, too much powder will be deposited and it can cake and consequently crease.

 

[miss_bailey]

maybe try applying less foundation?

 

[mdjmsj]

I have the same problem-at the end of the day, it looks like I have really deep creases around my mouth and it drives me crazy! I'll try everything posted here-hopefully something will work for the both of us!!

 

[L1LMAMAJ]

I actually squirt some primer (smashbox) into my foundation and mix it all up before I apply it on my face. This is very effective because the primer fills in all the little wrinkles and fine lines around my eyes, mouth, and nose areas. Also, I ALWAYS use the 109 brush to blend the foundation into harder-to-reach areas such as the sides of my nose, underneath my eyes. After using the primer + foundation together at the same time, I have never had a problem with foundation creasing around my nose again.

 

[Nadeshda]

Maybe you are using too much foundation. That happened to me with a cream-to-powder foundation, when I was applying it with a sponge. I now use a flat-top buffer brush and it works. Not only do I use less product, it also buffs it.