Anyone Used this primer before? Opinions?

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Elvira D.

Jun 1, 2014

Elvira D.

I've tried Prime time from Bareminerals and its pretty good :)

Alli P.

Jun 1, 2014

Alli P.

Depends, what are you wanting the neutralizing one for?

Alli P.

Jun 1, 2014

Alli P.

It does work, but I usually use it on clients with a lot of redness. It's yellow based, which is why I'd recommend it for you if you're dealing with redness. However, if the uneven spots are actually just dark spots, I'd suggest the brightening primer.

Alli P.

Jun 1, 2014

Alli P.

Then it should work pretty well for you! c: I'd love to hear how you like it, if you do end up buying it. Just be sure to use a pearl-sized amount! Haha. You're welcome and good luck!

ALEXANDRIA W.

Jun 1, 2014

ALEXANDRIA W.

I like the Mac ones and naked ones

ALEXANDRIA W.

Jun 1, 2014

ALEXANDRIA W.

Or even to go cheeper for eye primer get the elf brand for the eyes

Jenna L.

Jun 1, 2014

Jenna L.

So I tried this years ago when I first tried using BareMinerals
And my personal experience for me (and also happened to my mom) was that it created almost cystic pimples under my skin, especially around my chin area.
Every time I tried it.

Now maybe they have new ones out cause when I tried it there was only 1 primer cause it was years ago.
So maybe do a little testing before doing full face!

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