Why dose my eyeshadow want to blend together on my eye?

i love three layer eyeshadow, but everytime i try to keeps the layers seprete they end up mushing all together and it looks really gross please helpWhy dose my eyeshadow want to blend together on my eye?
Go to my website at www.marykay.com/michelle.zimmerman and on the left side click virtual makeover tips and trends for eye applications. You might want to consider an eye primer and we have those. I can hook you up with the right look. Let me know if you need help. michelle.zimmerman@marykay.comWhy dose my eyeshadow want to blend together on my eye?
Don't waste your time with the Touch base from Clinique. I used to use it (I have oily skin including eyelids, and my makeup just wouldn't stay on right). Use the Mary Kay Eye Primer. I also find Mary Kay eye shadow to last longer in general.
You need a good base eye shadow to prevent this.
are you talking about oil %26amp; creasing causing this?? if so I used to have the same problem %26amp; hated it!! Find your nearest store that sells Clinique makeup %26amp; buy the Touch Base for Eyes. This was recommended to me %26amp; even though it's a lil pricey, it is welllllll worth it. I can put that on, put eye makeup on top %26amp; it'll stay looking perfect all night........even my eyeliner that I always had problems with stays in place! =o)
First you need an eye base. Apply foundation over your entire eye lids. Instead of using an eye shadow applicator use an eye brush. First you start out with a light shade of eye shadow like white, tan, beige or anything that is lighter than your skin tone. Then use a darker shade how ever you want to apply it. I normally use 4 or 5 layers of color. I know it's a lot but I get a lot of compliments for it I guess I'm doing an okay job applying them. Anyways when you use a darker shade like baby blue first apply on your top eye lids. then use a much darker shade like a darker blue on your crease. When this is done use an eye shadow brush or those big poofy brushes and just blend them by brushing lightly.