Big pores and make up.

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Alina E.

Apr 8, 2016

Alina E.

My make up looks sometimes horrible because of my big pores :/
I have rosacea so my pores are big because of that.
I have a primer by catrice but I don't know if I use it wrong or if it does not work. Any tips?:)

Alexis C.

Apr 8, 2016

Alexis C.

Casey Holmes on YouTube has large pores due to rosacea as well so I'd suggest checking her out! I can't remember what primer she uses off the top of my head (:

Alina E.

Apr 8, 2016

Alina E.

Great thank you!!:)

Anna I.

Apr 8, 2016

Anna I.

You should try getting porefessional primer by benefit

Aurora S.

Apr 8, 2016

Aurora S.

If you have more normal skin then go for the benefit porefessional.

If you're more oily then go for the Smashbox photo finish pore minimizer which works better for me.

You can get the "mini size" of the benefit porefessional for $12 but it only contains.25 oz
Whereas the travel size Smashbox pore minimizer is $16 for.50 oz
So like double the product for a few more dollars.

Alina E.

Apr 11, 2016

Alina E.

Ok I found something which works great for me :) and it's much cheaper than the benefit product.
It's tje catrice pore refiner. I love it! My foundation stays longer and my pores are nearly invisivle :)

Shelby H.

Apr 11, 2016

Shelby H.

I've used both Smashbox pore minimizing & Benefit Porefessional but Dr. Brandts Pores no More has definitely worked the best. It makes my skin literally look poreless & is good for both dry & oily skin.

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