Kelly McCarren

Literally apply almost nothing, like just the residue to your side of your nose because you don't really need it there.

If you're wearing your glasses for the most part of the day, you're not going to see it anyway.

So that's what I do.

I mean, touch-ups are reality.

I think if you wear glasses, if you're putting something on and off your face all the time, you know, I'm a face toucher.

So I just know that I need to touch up if I want to look fresh.

Yes.

So this is what I've learned to do.

I mean...

I don't really care enough.

Also, I've got irritation in that area.

So we'll talk about that in a minute.

But what you would do is you need almost no product and then let it dry.

Like make sure the product dries.

Not that, you know, dewy foundation is not going to dry, but let it do its thing, kind of matte down or set.

Then set with a tiny bit of translucent if you want to.

I find that really helpful.

If your skin gets sore or a little bit irritated, mine does big time.

You treat that like friction.

So basically that is friction between the skin and the glasses and all the makeup underneath.