My teacher and troupe director is not generally a make-up wearing woman. She is naturally beautiful, but as we all know, stages tend to erase what we were born with - especially in pictures!

We recently performed a 30 minute set at an outdoor festival. Georgia in May - you can imagine the heat and humidity. I wore (in this order) philosophy's the present, BE mineral veil, lumiere cashmere foundation, another layer BE MV, and then some "foiled" BE colors and MAC pigments on my eyes, with l'oreal liquid liner and mascara. I wore blush and lipstick, too.

I put roughly the same things on her, except that she used physician's formula foundation. By the end of our performance, the make-up (mainly the eye-stuff, from what I could tell) was literally running down her face. I knew that she tended to perspire from her eyebrows, but I thought that the pigments would stand up to it.

Have any of you ever experienced this? Techniques, products, tools or tips would all be helpful!