An uneven amount of product
Why it can happen: Starting with different amounts in different areas can make coverage look inconsistent.
What to try: Use a smaller amount and build only where you still want more coverage.
Common mistake · face
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Coverage looks uneven, with stronger and weaker areas across the face.
Fix it in 30 seconds
Stop adding more everywhere. Blend the edges, then identify the one area that still looks uneven.
Why it can happen: Starting with different amounts in different areas can make coverage look inconsistent.
What to try: Use a smaller amount and build only where you still want more coverage.
Why it can happen: A base can look patchy when some edges receive more blending than others.
What to try: Blend the edge of one uneven area before adding more product.
Why it can happen: Repeated rubbing can move a layer that was already in place.
What to try: Use a gentler pressing motion in the area you are correcting.
Why it can happen: Adding product everywhere to fix one spot can make the overall result harder to read.
What to try: Change only the one area that still looks uneven.
Start with one small technique change. If it does not help, compare a different texture or finish without blaming yourself.
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