Best foundation primers or setting sprays?

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Stacey B.

Jan 20, 2013

Stacey B.

I swear i have tried so many foundation primers but still cant find the right one for me... Wanting to try setting sprays i have mac fix plus but find its more hydrating than a setting spray... Any ideas would be great

Violet S.

Jan 20, 2013

Violet S.

I love urban decay all nighter setting spray. And for primer I use monistat chaffing cream. It's a makeup artist "secret" if you will. I use it on myself and clients. And it's super cheap. 

Cameron R.

Jan 20, 2013

Cameron R.


I use either MAC Fix+, Urban Decay All-Nighter/De-Slick, or Ben Nye's Final seal to set my makeup. I have found that for my skin, my Fix+ works better if I spray it right after I set my foundation with loose powder opposed to skipping the loose powder.

For Primers I prefer Mederma Scar Cream because it dries to a semi-matte finish, while still treating my skin. I also like using Embryolisse's Hydro-Mat Emulsion over my regular moisturizer because it makes my foundation glide on really nicely. Palladio's Herbal Primer is a good inexpensive option.

Andrea W.

Jan 20, 2013

Andrea W.

I agree with Cameron on the MAC Fix+ 

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