Category: Primer/ Corrector
Brand: Sephora Collection
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Great for oily skin and if you have scarring/bumps/flakes you want to smooth over. LOVE the pump dispenser, velvet finish. I would say this primer is less about pro-longing makeup wear and more about creating a smooth, velvet base and preventing caking.
For reference this is almost an exact dupe of Maybelline Baby Skin, the difference is I find this primer is less silicone-y (still has silicone feel) and slightly more velvet, for example the baby skin goes on very slippery smooth whereas this goes on smooth but has a tad (SUPER subtle) more stick to it. Best description I could give is if you mixed Baby Skin with Givenchy Mr Mat you’d get this product.
Does a great job of smoothing over breakouts and also filling in marks/scarring. Also I like it around my nose if I have dry skin and it prevents my makeup from caking. Would recommend but if you want to save a few dollars then try Baby Skin, also I wouldn’t recommend it for dry skin types, just because it’s not moisturising (or meant to be).