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Andrea S.

Nov 22, 2011

Andrea S.

I've been dying to try some of MUFE's products, they are hard to get hold of in the UK but now that I've finally found where I can get some (gurumakeupemporium.com) I've decided my first purchase from them would be a primer.

I have two problems: my skin can get very oily during the day, and powder doesn't help, so for this I was considering the "All Mat" primer. Secondly, my skin is very red in some areas due to my acne problems, for this I was considering the green HD primer.

Has anyone used either of these and can tell me if they are worth the price? Also, if anyone has any other suggestions they are more than welcome!

Thanks. :)

Lex R.

Nov 22, 2011

Lex R.

I use the All Mat primer along with the Mat Velvet + foundation. I can't tell you how well they keep the shine away (I get sweaty in Singapore weather. Bah.) but the primer does help keep the foundation in place and I don't get AS oily as I do with other primers. A full day with just a couple of dabs of a face blotter and my face is still intact.

My Mom uses the green HD primer and she says it works to help tone down the redness on her face but I think it's a little wimpy for us oily-skinned girls.

Hope this helps!

Soma S.

Nov 22, 2011

Soma S.

I use the green one and white photo finish primer... Both work well, but I have yet to try their matte version... The green one is very successful and canceling out the redness, and I love the texture of their HD primers because they don't feel silicone-y (more like a lotion) and it stands up to my 8 hour days pretty well in temperate conditions. I live in Northern California, so it doesn't get crazy humid here often.

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