Loreal Nude Magique Blur cream.

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Noora V.

Nov 22, 2015

Noora V.

I consider to buy that, have any of you tried it? In my idea it's a face primer. I have comb/oily skin, which needs oil controlling and smoothing. I have tried before Rimmel's stay matte primer, it worked only w/ their same line's foundation. I have tried also Garnier's 5sec perfect blur primer, it smoothes but doesn't control oils. I need a face primer which does those both things, is the Loreal one way to go or what I would buy?

Noora V.

Nov 22, 2015

Noora V.

Also I want that primer will add a lasting power to foundation!! ☺️💗

Sabrina K.

Nov 22, 2015

Sabrina K.

I have this Loreal blur cream and it's nice - it doesn't really make my makeup last longer tho :/
I use it for 2 things:
1 - on "no makeup makeup days" I will use it to just give my skin a healthy glow. It is slightly tinted so it works well to even out skin tones but it doesn't cover much. It also is great to blur pores.
2 - Under foundation that tends to settle into pores.

The feeling of it on the skin is a little slippery so I'm not sure if it would be good for oil control.

My favorite face primers is the Prime time from Bare minerals. They have a great oil control one that you might like. As for smoothing I think their original one is the best.

Noemy M.

Nov 22, 2015

Noemy M.

I agree with Sabrina it didn't do much I have really oily skin also. I use nyx shine killer that's the primer I use as of right now it's an okay product keeps me matte for awhile but I also find myself having to powder myself later on in the day. But I'm still looking for a holy grail primer myself😐

Rissa G.

Nov 23, 2015

Rissa G.

She said she tried the stay matte primer ^

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