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 <div id="blogsection"> <h1 class="blog"> How To Stop Your Makeup Running This Summer </h1>
	<h2 class="blogheading"> Blog by MakeupCity Team </h2>
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	<h2 class="headingskin"> Pro Tip #1: Clean Your Eyelids Before Applying Makeup</h2>
	<p class="blogpara"> Setting yourself up for makeup success in the summer means adding a few extra steps to your routine. 
	A really important one is cleaning up your lids. (This is a good rule of thumb for your entire face, too.)
	“Always wipe off your eyes with some sort of spa water or micellar water to ensure that there’s no oil on your eyes,”
	Next, apply your preferred primer (or concealer), and then make sure to reach for long-wear, waterproof/sweat-proof eye products that won’t flake, smudge, or smear.</p>
	<h2 class="headingskin">Pro Tip #2: Apply Translucent Powder Before & After Foundation </h2>
	<p class="blogpara">While translucent setting powder is often applied after you’ve finished putting on a full beat, doing this step before and after can be a real game-changer.
	After applying the rest of your makeup, Faulkner recommends adding another layer of the powder followed by a setting spray (yes, both!). 
	This is an old theatre trick that dancers and actors use on stage to make their makeup sweatproof</p>

<h2 class="headingskin">Pro Tip #3: Give Yourself a Nice Lip Scrub</h2>
	<p class="blogpara">A lip scrub helps in three key ways. First, it’s a nice way to give your pout some TLC. 
	Second, it nixes dead skin bits and flakes while also hydrating. And finally – you guessed it – 
	a clean surface will help your lip color last longer.</p>

<h2 class="headingskin">Pro Tip #4: Use a Lip Stain Versus Lipstick</h2>
	<p class="blogpara">Longevity in a product always matters, and it becomes even more important once the weather heats up and we’re prone to sweat, water, and humidity.
	“Use a product that’s going to stain the lips rather than something super creamy that will slide of</p>
	
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