**1. Smudged Eyeliner or Mascara: Use a cotton swab or a clean fingertip to gently smudge and blend the smudged area for a smoky effect. If the smudging is extensive, use a makeup wipe to remove the makeup and start over.

**2. Faded Lip Color: Apply a lip balm or clear gloss over your faded lip color to revive it and add shine. If you have a similar lip liner, use it to redefine the edges and fill in any faded spots.

**3. Creased Eyeshadow: Use your fingertip to gently pat and blend out the creased eyeshadow. If you have a translucent powder, lightly dust it over the crease to help absorb excess oils and set the shadow.

**4. Uneven Foundation or Concealer: Blend the uneven area with a clean makeup sponge or brush. If necessary, use a tiny amount of moisturizer to blend out the edges and even out the coverage.

**5. Oily Skin: Use oil-absorbing sheets or a clean tissue to blot away excess oil. Avoid applying too much powder, as it can make your skin appear cakey.

**6. Falling Eyeshadow or Glitter: Hold a tissue under your eye and gently brush away the fallen eyeshadow or glitter particles. You can also use a piece of transparent tape to lift off any fallout without disturbing the rest of your makeup.

**7. Broken Powder Products: If your powder blush, eyeshadow, or highlighter breaks, use a small amount of rubbing alcohol to mix and press the product back into the pan. Let it dry overnight.

**8. Lipstick on Teeth: After applying lipstick, put your finger in your mouth, close your lips around it, and then pull your finger out. This will help remove any excess lipstick that might transfer to your teeth.

**9. Redness or Irritation: If you notice redness or irritation, use a hydrating mist or a calming facial spray to soothe your skin. Avoid applying makeup over irritated areas.

**10. Loose Eyelash: If a false eyelash comes loose, use a small amount of lash glue on the band and gently press it back onto your natural lash line.

**11. Broken Eyebrow Pencil or Lip Liner: If your eyebrow pencil or lip liner breaks, use a clean tissue to gently twist and apply the broken part. Alternatively, you can use a makeup brush to pick up the product and apply it.

**12. Nail Polish Smudges: If you accidentally smudge your nail polish, dip a cotton swab in nail polish remover and gently smooth out the smudged area.

Remember, quick fixes are meant to help you in a pinch, but it’s always a good idea to carry some essential products like concealer, lip balm, and powder for touch-ups throughout the day.