Primers that actually work?!

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Makayla K.

Aug 2, 2015

Makayla K.

I've never felt the need to buy primers, but not I'm having problems with foundation settling into my smile lines and under eyes, I have been trying makeup forever smoothing primer and honestly it's not doing anything. Any ideas help! Thanks.

Makayla K.

Aug 2, 2015

Makayla K.

Now* oops

katie s.

Aug 2, 2015

katie s.

I have one from L'Oreal. Can't tell you exact name since it's still packed in my suitcase, but it comes in a red squeeze tube. It lasts my foundation all day and makes everything blend smoothly!

Makayla K.

Aug 2, 2015

Makayla K.

Jacqueline, I do wait a few minutes and I tap it into my skin instead of rubbing it. I use MUFE HD foundation and apply it with either a kabuki brush or a beauty blender. And it usually collapses after a couple hours max.

Makayla K.

Aug 3, 2015

Makayla K.

I have normal combination skin. I usually have dryer skin but it's been all over the last couple months. Also I'm not acne prone so I use about one full pump to cover my whole face/neck. I'm not building it up, I just use it to even my skin tone and smooth out my skin not cover up anything major.

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