Tips on Primers?

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Maria N.

Dec 28, 2013

Maria N.

I've tried two primers and I hated both of them, they made my skin more oily & my makeup clumpy. Any one know what I should do to fix this or other brands I could try out.

Saffron K.

Dec 28, 2013

Saffron K.

What brands have you tried so far? I have really oily skin and larger pores, so I like to switch off between Benefit's POREfessional (my summer primer) and Make Up Forever's HD Primer (my fall/winter primer). I feel like the Porefessional is really good with mattifying my face while being super light, but in the winter it doesn't work as well for me. So I use (and sometimes mix the two together) the MakeupForever HD primer. It feels a bit more moisturizing for the dry winters here, and it feels even lighter than the POREfessional. I have used the Too Faced poreless face smoothing primer, and I feel that it's almost on Par with POREfessional, but it does feel a little heavier. I have been using the Hourglass Veil primer lately, and it DOES NOT combat my oily problem spots at all. Good luck in your primer endeavors!

Maria N.

Dec 29, 2013

Maria N.

Thank you :)

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