The hardest part about make-up is..... what?

[Denise]

Let's hear it ladies - what do you find the hardest?

[JeanetteLW]

   I've played with makeup for many years. That doesn't mean I know what I'm doing really. I find doing my brows to be the thing I have most difficulty with. Using the pencil and getting the right shape and darkness before using a brow brush to blend and smooth it out. I recently acquired some brow templates and tried them with some success to give the shape I'm after.
  Next to brows I find I know absolutely nothing about foundation with regards to concealers and contouring. I'm at a complete loss beyond basic foundation and powder.

   Hugs,
    Jeanette

[staciM]

Not exactly "hard", but more of an annoyance....lips.  Getting it perfect and then eating or drinking and messing it all up

[Tasha.McKenna]

The hardest part is breaking myself of the habit of scratching/touching my face.

[Wanda Jane]

Definitely eyeliner. Concealer a close second though. I switched to all brush and it has helped. It's up to about once a week though where I, and that's all that really matters, think I really nailed it and walk out all pumped. Those days make it all worth while.

[Shy]

Eyeliner, no contest.

[Balerie]

Eyeliner is at the top of my list. Number 2 is contouring and blush.


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[Artesia]

While I haven't done eyeliner yet, my background in miniatures painting may help that a bit.  However, the Mascara combined with my smaller lashes makes it extremely difficult.  I've gotten it on my eyelids and in my eyes, by the way it BURNS when you get it in your eye.  One eye the lower lashes are so short that I haven't yet been able to put it on that spot yet.

[Balerie]

While I haven't done eyeliner yet, my background in miniatures painting may help that a bit.  However, the Mascara combined with my smaller lashes makes it extremely difficult.  I've gotten it on my eyelids and in my eyes, by the way it BURNS when you get it in your eye.  One eye the lower lashes are so short that I haven't yet been able to put it on that spot yet.

I try to go the false eyelashes route but that can be tricky with the glue. Somehow I always have residue left over after taking it all off.


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[TomTuttle]

Eyeliner. No question. I can't do it but i think a bit of butch eyeliner is cool as hell, so it annoys me.

[amberwaves]

Eyeliner.  When learning and experimenting I found contouring to be easy.  Eyeshadow I figured out with just a few tutorials and practice.  Liner is the 😈!  Always feel like a kid that broke into her mom's makeup.

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[Fresas con Nata]

I mirror MRV35's call: eyeliner followed by contouring/blush. I found that the way you grab the liner makes quite a difference regarding stability of your hand. I also have some new ideas about contouring that I need to try.

The hardest part is breaking myself of the habit of scratching/touching my face.

And this too

[natalie.ashlyne]

for me it is lipstick I just can't put it on evenly

[TonyaW]

Eyeliner, other than tight lining but I think most of my issue there is over 40 eyes.  I haven't tried to tackle contouring yet.  Sephora did that on my makeover (see avatar).  I'll try that when I'm more out.

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[Harley Quinn]

Eyeliner... that's the silliest question EVER! It will never be even.

[findingreason]

Eyeliner all the way...I've given up on even using it because I have jittery hands. Makes doing it impossible.

[Axolotl]

The hardest part about make-up is finding products that don't contain aluminum or other questionable ingredients.  I'm allergic to sunflower seed oil, which is the one product I actually like: tinted lip balm.

[VenessaKyle]

Let's hear it ladies - what do you find the hardest?

EYE makeup!!!


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[Mikka55]

Eye liner.  I need to get used to looking at mirrored image of me,  and controlling my hands,  plus I have a mono-lid

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[Wild Flower]

This will be a psychological response. The toughest part of make-up is looking at the makeup and realizing you need plastic surgery to even make it a remotely good platform to begin with. Make up could be powerful, but even with it on, you still end up looking like a man in drag.