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" Runaway Lipstick Nothing spoils a put-together look like lip color that doesn&amp;#039;t stay between the lines. Instead of wiping away the color \u2014 risking an even more noticeable smear \u2014 dip a clean cotton swab into foundation and rub it over the smudged area. &amp;quot;Foundation works as a solvent and blends lipstick into skin,&amp;quot; says B.J. Gillian, a makeup artist for Cover Girl.  Prevent-It Tip: Dab on a little balm to soften and smooth lips, then shade your entire lips \u2014 not just the outline \u2014 with liner. Top with lipstick, then blot. This stops the color from bleeding, and even when lipstick wears off, the liner will remain and you&amp;#039;ll still have some color left.  Eyebrow Overload If you use too much pencil or powder on your brows, there&amp;#039;s an easy way to get rid of the Groucho Marx effect: Dip a clean toothbrush in loose powder and run it through your brows, then set with a brow gel. Prevent-It Tip: Use the right tools. Bubble Trouble  If bubbles pop up in your polish, here&amp;#039;s how to beat the bumps. &amp;quot;Dip the pad of your finger into nail polish remover and smooth over the bubbled area. That evens out the polish and redistributes the color,&amp;quot; says Ji Baek, owner of Rescue Salon, in New York City. Then apply a new topcoat. Prevent-It Tip: Start with a good base coat to give the color something to adhere to. Make your manicure really last with these quick tips. Flaky Foundation If your skin looks more like the Sahara than silk, don&amp;#039;t touch that compact! &amp;quot;Cakey foundation can be caused by overly dry skin, so powder only makes it worse,&amp;quot; explains Timothy Johnson, hair and makeup artist for Priv\u00E9 Salon, in New York City. Apply foundation with a makeup sponge and buff off the excess, moving in small circles from the center of your face toward your cheeks and forehead. Prevent-It Tip: Always use moisturizer first. When your skin is soft and hydrated, foundation goes on much smoother.  Lash Backlash How do the pros tame clumpy tarantula lashes? Just clean an old mascara wand in the dishwasher, and use it to sweep away clumps while mascara is still wet. Prevent-It Tip: For the smoothest results, start with a mascara primer to separate and condition lashes, and be sure to toss your mascara when it gets old, to avoid eye infections. Watch this video to learn when you should get rid of your makeup. Shadow Overdose Went a little crazy with your new steel-gray eyeshadow? Lighten the color by dusting loose powder over your lids with a clean makeup brush. And here&amp;#039;s the $1 must-have eye makeup tool to make the job even easier. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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