Loreal Pore Vanisher Experiances.

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Vanessa A.

Apr 27, 2014

Vanessa A.

So I bought this Loreal Pore Vanisher & I'm not really sure what to do with it. It says to use as a final stage of your skincare regimen. I do see a difference after applying it but, it makes my foundation so cakey & streaky. I've tried using with & without primer.

What am I doing wrong? Or maybe this stuff just sucks?!?

Jessica M.

Apr 27, 2014

Jessica M.

Check out Nicole guerriero's channel on YouTube. She has video reviewing this product and she raves about it. Hope this helps.

Jessica M.

Apr 27, 2014

Jessica M.

Here's the link: http://youtu.be/L80-fLmVgBQ.

Grace K.

Apr 27, 2014

Grace K.

Omg I also thought if Nicole Guerriero right away lol! She likes the one in the red tube but I imagine they're about the same. :)

Vanessa A.

Apr 27, 2014

Vanessa A.

Thanks Jessica! I watched the video & she did use it under her make up. My skin tends to be dry so, maybe I just need to play around with my application. I can say she is right about a simple fix to wear when you don't want to wear full face makeup. It really does help minimize pores.

Elizabeth F.

Apr 27, 2014

Elizabeth F.

Hi, Vanessa! From your description, it sounds like the formula of your foundation may simply be incompatible with this product. Maybe try finding a more compatible foundation? Or, perhaps, consider using this product on days when you don't want to wear foundation, for a more natural look.

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