If you have oily eyelids, then you know the struggle is real. Eyeshadow sliding or creasing and eyeliner transferring to your top lid is your biggest makeup nightmare. No matter what you do, it seems like eye makeup is out and you?re sticking to an exclusive bold lip routine. But it doesn?t have to be that way, unless of course, your signature fuchsia lip slays.
Because oily eyelids can be caused from many factors (overall oily skin type, rubbing your eyes too often, environmental changes and even stress), it?s key to know how to work with your sebum producing lids. With the right steps, you can rock liners and shadows like there ain?t no tomorrow.

THE PREP
First and foremost, no matter what type of skin you have, it?s advised not to rub your eyes. Knock that off! Then, think about your skincare routine before applying any product. You only want to apply makeup to a fresh, clean face and with that comes the often overlooked eyelids. You can be makeup free for hours, but that sneaky oil will make it?s way onto your face, making it harder for product to adhere. So before you put anything on, run over your eye with a makeup remover pad or a Boscia Green Tea Blotting Paper. This will remove any residue on the lids and leave you with the perfect application canvas. THE PROCESS
When you?re ready to apply makeup, you want to create a nice base. You can use a little foundation on the lids first, but I?d advice going with a primer specifically formulated to help your eye makeup l...