Question about green primer.

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Jenna L.

Sep 14, 2014

Jenna L.

So I bought the MUFE green face primer for redness, I'm not really seeing any improvements.
But my friend told me it works over time, like using it all the time will help cancel it?
Is this true, or like how does this work.

Ileene M.

Sep 14, 2014

Ileene M.

Agree, its suppose to happen right then and there when apply it

Kitty K.

Sep 14, 2014

Kitty K.

I agree, diminishing facial redness can not be done with a primer alone. Redness can be caused by numerous factors and requires more than just a primer. If you want to reduce facial redness, I recommend starting with your skin care routine instead. Using cleansers, toners and moisturizers free of solvent based alcohols, fragrance free, free of irritants and daily use of SPF will decrease redness. Soothing facial masks can help as well.

Jenna L.

Sep 14, 2014

Jenna L.

Yeah I thought it was supposed to be an instant fix as well!

I've used it a few times and not really inlove with the product, it's not really doing anything to help my redness with blemishes.

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