Hard candy skin correcting primer?

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Mindy F.

May 10, 2014

Mindy F.

What do you ladies think of this product? :)

Emilie W.

May 10, 2014

Emilie W.

I'm not a fan of hard candy brand 👎

Rikki C.

May 11, 2014

Rikki C.

I said this in another post a few days ago... I'm not a fan of their face products :/ but LOVE their eye products and actually their baked bronzers and blushes and pretty too but not very pigmented.

Sarah M.

May 11, 2014

Sarah M.

I love Hard Candy, but their primers are trash. They're silicone based, if I recall correctly, and make your face greasy. If you have dry skin,by all means, give it a go, otherwise I think you should pass.

Emily W.

May 12, 2014

Emily W.

I have super dry skin and I tried one, and it caused my foundation to ball up as I was applying (almost like pilling on a sweater). It was bizarre. I tried using less primer, using different methods to apply my foundation, and it just didn't help. I do suspect that perhaps my foundation is water based, and they are not compatible (I was not aware that these are silicone, which probably explains the issues I had).

If your foundation is silicone based it may work better for you.

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