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Yve G.

Aug 17, 2014

Yve G.

What's a similar more affordable brand of primer like the hour glass primer? another question how to fix my foundation I think I have the wrong color I'm one shade lighther than I use what can I do? TIA.

Shelley W.

Aug 17, 2014

Shelley W.

That's a tough one because all the drugstore primers irritate the mess outta my skin while Hourglass and By Terry primers cause me zero grief. A lot of beauties here vouch for Rimmel primer. As far as lightening up a too light foundation....you could get the shade darker than the one you have and mixing the two depending on just how light is light or reach for a bronzer and just brightening up in critical areas to cancel out the too light factor. I encountered that today myself with a foundation I haven't used in ages so I picked up my bronzer and applied along my cheekbones, bridge of my nose, high point of forehead and chin...and blended down to my neck and chest...bada bing bada boom...couldn't tell my foundation was a tad too light. I will note that once I saw that the foundation was a shade too light after applying to my forehead I just made sure I didn't apply all over my face and only focused on my t-zone and blending out.

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