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Nov 27, 2012
Jennifer R.
What are some good ones? I recently tried NYC's smooth skin perfecting Primer and it broke me out. Not sure why. Would like to try something else.
Nov 27, 2012
Elisa J.
Try Sheer Envy by Hard Candy or Rimmel Perfecting pro for drugstore, those have good reviews.
Nov 27, 2012
Jennifer R.
Thanks Elisa. Have you personally tried either one?
Nov 27, 2012
Amy B.
Try revlon photo ready color correcting primer it's amazing and so smooth and it didn't break me out at all normally most of my makeup does break me out but not thus
Nov 27, 2012
Elisa J.
I've tried the Rimmel one ( it's actually called fix and perfect, oops Lol) but not the hard candy one, but I'll probably get one to try out. If you don't have oily skin, you can usually get a cheaper one cause they all do the same thing basically- fill in pores to create a smooth canvas. I found they don't help my makeup stay on any longer than if I didn't wear one, but setting sprays do... So if thats the result you want, I suggest a setting spray.