Reducing The Look Of Pores.

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Sarah C.

Apr 5, 2015

Sarah C.

Happy easter everyone!

right I'm a girl on a budget today :( is there a good product I can use as a primer to reduce the look of pores like the benefit, smashbox and too faced products? unfortunately I can't spend much so I'm aware it won't be as good. well might be never know lol.
any help I'd be so grateful!
x

Alexia C.

Apr 5, 2015

Alexia C.

There's one by L'Oreal called Miracle Blur I believe. Also, Nyx has got a good range of primers, including the green one to counteract redness and the purple one to brighten.

Sarah C.

Apr 5, 2015

Sarah C.

Oh really I'll have to check that loreal one out thank you alexia.

Julie F.

Apr 5, 2015

Julie F.

Maybeline baby skin

Sarah C.

Apr 5, 2015

Sarah C.

I read somewhere about that, does it make your finish look a lot better?

Cristina C.

Apr 5, 2015

Cristina C.

I agree with NYX primers. I use the green one, but that is mostly for redness :D

Kathryn R.

Apr 6, 2015

Kathryn R.

I have NO idea how much this costs but Nars has a stick that conceals pores and I've used it on my clients and I was super surprised to watch the pores on one lady's nose just disappear. It is Nars so it may be more expensive than you're aiming for but I really wanted to mention it because it worked so well.

Jackie S.

Apr 7, 2015

Jackie S.

Found the one Kathryn was talking about (I think)

Diana T.

Apr 7, 2015

Diana T.

Any silicone based primer would work well look for ingredients ending in -"cone" to find them.

Jane C.

Apr 7, 2015

Jane C.

I have both Miracle Blur and Dr.Brandt Pores No More. I highly recommend Pores No More over L'Oreal's. You can use Pores...alone if your skin is pretty clear for a natural look. I think you might find Blur...makes your skin feel greasy which is why I won't use more that the weather has finally starts to warm up.

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