Make up on clothes

Jeongeum

So i dont know if there ay any muslim girls on the beauty fourm but we'll see
So i wear a hijab and i have recently got into wearing make up most days just foundation mascara and eyeliner nothing huge
So my problem is i tend to wear light hijabs like white and cream but my make up has been getting on them throughout the day does anybody know any foundation that wouldnt go on my hijab i dont wear it tight but around my forehead it get annoying
Thank u

nursemar88

Jeongeum wrote: »

So i dont know if there ay any muslim girls on the beauty fourm but we'll see
So i wear a hijab and i have recently got into wearing make up most days just foundation mascara and eyeliner nothing huge
So my problem is i tend to wear light hijabs like white and cream but my make up has been getting on them throughout the day does anybody know any foundation that wouldnt go on my hijab i dont wear it tight but around my forehead it get annoying
Thank u

so I have heard the the Estee Lauder double wear is suppose to be non transferable. Like really good for not going on your clothes. Other girls might be able to confirm here though

Pandoras Twist

Maybe try wearing tinted moisturisers instead? They might be less obvious if they transfer

Pythia

Use a foundation like Double Wear then use a powder to set it so it doesn't transfer as easily.

Seren_

You can get make-up setting sprays which would help with stopping the transferring (Urban Decay and MUA do ones that I know of). Foundations such as Revlon Colorstay and L'Oreal Infallible claim that they're transfer proof so you could try out one of those either (maybe try getting a sample of either first just to make sure they actually don't transfer).

dee_mc

I don't wear a hijab but whenever i wear a hat or light coloured scarf i use Dew Me by Urban Decay, it's a setting spray for make up, not as drying as a setting powder on young skin but works really well, actually helps your eye liner and mascara last better too. If i were you i'd call to an Urban Decay stand in Debenhams or Brown Thomas and try the product before you buy as there are 3 or 4 setting sprays available, different ones suit different skin types etc. Good luck

RhubarbCrumble

OP, I can't help you as regards make up that won't rub off on your clothes, but if you need something to remove it, vanish spray is excellent. I have a couple of white shirts/tops and my foundation always seems to transfer onto them. I've found Vanish removes all traces.

Also my friend's husband is a chef (chef's whites) in an Italian restaurant and finds that Vanish is the only thing that will remove all those tomato sauce splashes.