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@Julessss14 @Thank you for sharing your creations. Loving all of them.

I just read, from a couple of good sources, that "The Bear," Season 2, begins streaming June 2, 2023, on Hulu. Yay!

@Samtian Thanks so much! ✨💚💜

i would love to try Drybar The Sheriff Medium Hold Hairspray because my hair styles never seem to last, and I've heard great things!

@Miranda01 Thank you!

@Sunnysmom ,Uh, oh! I sense trouble! These really look good!

@Miranda01 @Welcome to BIC! Congrats on your Rouge status.

@CookieGirl1 @I tried it on for a little bit today but it didn’t go with my eye look. I liked the color on.

@JoodleZoodle When you use concealer along with a primer on your lids, which one do you apply first? Were I to do that (I never use concealer on my lids), I'd apply the concealer first, set it with a tiny bit of powder, give it a couple minutes to dry down, and then apply primer. The only time I have trouble blending out eye primer (if the primer itself is not a bad performer) is if my lids are too dry. Many people have naturally oily lids; some have very oily lids (often the same folks who have oily skin everywhere else on their face). And then there's people like me whose lids are on the drier side in the morning and get a bit oiler throughout the day, but never very oily. My skincare routine includes hydrating and moisturizing my eyelids. You mentioned your lids aren't too dry or oily, so this might not be part of your issue—but I figured it's worth mentioning. Also, be kinda stingy with the amount of primer you use. If you're using a good primer, you shouldn't need to apply much of it to each lid. That'll help cut down on the time needed to let the primer set up. I usually wait 2-3 minutes after applying primer. I don't set it with powder: my main reason for using primer is to prolong the wear time of my eyeshadow (I have hooded lids), so I need my primer to have some grip even when it's dried down and set. Otherwise I'd just use concealer or nothing at all. You could try using a cream shadow stick as a primer. Some shadow sticks work surprisingly well that way. I usually travel with Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Waterproof Cream Eyeshadow Stick Taupe as my primer. Some folks swear by Sigma's neutral nude shadow stick(s) as primer, but BB's work better for me. I apply directly to my lids and finger-blend.

@CynthieLu lol, I actually got a sample of that one too! It seems like a well-loved product from the brand but oddly enough I didn't really think that it did anything for my hair. Hopefully you'll get a chance to try it one of these days and with any luck it'll work out better for you!