I've definitely experienced how humid weather can wreak havoc on makeup, especially making it look cakey and uneven. What helped me was switching to lightweight, hydrating foundations that don't settle into fine lines or dry patches. Using a damp beauty sponge to apply foundation also made a huge difference—this technique helps blend everything seamlessly and avoid that cakey texture. For the issue of white or lighter areas around the lips, I found that exfoliating gently before makeup helps. Sometimes, dryness or product buildup can make those areas stand out more. Also, using a lip primer or a little foundation blended carefully around the lips before applying lipstick can create a more balanced look. Trying new makeup looks in challenging weather can be frustrating, but with some experimentation, you can find products and techniques that work for your skin type and climate. Using a good setting spray designed to control oil and humidity has also helped my makeup last longer without patchiness. Overall, hydration and blending are key. Taking a few extra minutes to prep the skin and apply products carefully can prevent cakey results and uneven tones. Don't be afraid to mix and match products until you find the perfect combination that makes you feel confident—even if the weather isn't cooperating!