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I have a liquid foundation that's my perfect colour match, but it doesn't react well with other brands of concealer. And the concealers for that brand don't match me at all.
After trying a few different types of setting/finishing powders, I eventually found one that mixed well with the foundation. So I made a paste and it looks seamless!
I didn't know who to tell, so I'm sharing it with the 67 subs in this community โค๏ธ๐๐
I mix a small amount every time I wear makeup. I'm not sure if this would last in a container or jar for very long, but I enjoy the science experiment of it all ๐