We Scoped out These 4 SPECtacular Hacks for You

Check out each hack below for a list of products we used and full instructions. Be sure to also check out our Instagram and see new videos every day!

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1. Hide those inevitable red marks you get on the side of your nose

Swapping the glasses for contacts but don’t have the time to deal with the red marks left over? Grab some eyeshadow primer and say goodbye to those annoying marks!

Products:

• eyeshadow primer – we used Primer Potion from Urban Decay

Instructions:

1. Apply a little bit of eyeshadow primer to the red marks on the side of your nose.
2. Use a foundation brush or any brush to blend the primer into your skin.

 

2. Use your glasses to create an easy contour on your nose

Are your glasses always sliding down your nose? This time add a little creme contour and let them slide!

Products:

• creme contour pencil – we used one from Smash Box Cosmetics

Instructions:

1. Apply a small amount of creme contour to the nose pads of your glasses.
2. Put your glasses on normally and run them up and down the bridge of your nose.
3. Finish with a blending sponge or brush.

 

3. Contour your face using the arm of your glasses

Use the arm of your glasses to get the perfect contour line every time!

Products:

• the same creme contour pencil we used in the nose contour hack

Instructions:

1. Flip your glasses upside down and begin to slide them on your face like you’re about to put them on.
2. Once you’ve lined the arms up with your natural cheekbone line, draw a line along the arm with your creme contour pencil.
3. Repeat on the other side.
4. Finish with a blending sponge or brush.

 

4. Use the end of the arms as the perfect eyebrow guide

Drawing eyebrows can be hard. Let your glasses do the work for you!

Products:

• Dipbrow™ Pomade – we used the shade “Dark Brown” from Anastasia Beverly Hills

Instructions:

1. Line the end of your glasses arm with the end of your eyebrow.
2. Use the arm as a guide and fill in your eyebrow.
3. Repeat with the other eyebrow.