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" This may sound like a silly / TMI thing to complain about, but&amp;amp;#8212;bear with me &amp;amp;#8212;I swear have the oiliest eyelids ever. It makes every shadow I put on slide right into the folds of my lids. So annoying! And for years, oil-proof formulas taunted me with promises of their creaseless-ness only to let me--and my eyeshadow--down a couple of hours later. But then not long ago I had an epiphany that would change my life (or at least the eye-makeup-wearing portion of it): If mattify-ing creams can keep my face dry, maybe they could also prevent eyelid slickness? I decided it was worth a try, so one day I very carefully smeared just a little bit of this stuff on my eyes before putting on my shadow. And hours later, you know what I found? No creases in the color! I had finally found my answer to getting my makeup to stay put. And now I&amp;amp;#8217;m passing it on to you. The only catch is that hese creams contain mild drying agents that really shouldn&amp;amp;#8217;t get in your peepers, so if you try this trick, make extra super certain to stay just on top of your lids--and remember not to rub your eyes! Some mattifying creams to check out: Have you ever had a problem with your eye shadow creasing? Every try my trick? Have one of your own to share? And for more tricks you&amp;amp;#8217;ll love, our huge round up of great makeup and hair secrets! Photo: Valua Vitaly/iStockphoto.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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