Side of Nose/No MU THERE

I want to help you, but am confused about what you mean by gets on the side of your nose? like in the crack on the sides of your nostrils? a good blending brush could help this.... like the #109 from MAC which gives me perfect application every time. Also, do you use a primer? Setting spray? Let me know and i will try my best to help you figure it out. 

Do you use an eye cream that may be causing the makeup to slip? I use the MAC skin base visage and it seems to work better than anything else I have tried thus far (Makeup forever HD and porefessional face primer from benefit.) 

If its the area on the sides of the nose where you may put shadow, try something like the naked pigment just to fill in the area if you feel it's lacking MU. 

I hope i'm understanding more and helped you out in some way. Oh, and just because you're pale doesn't mean you can't use a bronzer! Sometimes when i'm on the lighter side, I like to use it as a blush with a pretty highlighter. 

A lot of people I know attend UF and FSU, so I am definitely a supporter of those schools. 

Have a good one.

Sam

Hi Spanky. I think I understand what you mean. When you apply powder eyeshadow, does the dust get flicked against the side of your nose?

If that's the problem, here is what you can do. When applying makeup, do your eye makeup first, followed by foundation and concealer. Instead of sweeping the brush over the lid, pat the eyeshadow on. You want to press the shadow against the lid and lift the brush away cleanly. During blending, instead of sweeping from side to side, blend outwards away from the nose, using small circular motions. You can also hold a tissue over the area to catch any shadow fallout. If all else fails, you might want to use only cream based products.

I do hope that helps!