A primer that equals M.O.M.

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Maria G.

May 22, 2013

Maria G.

What primer will give the same affect that milk of magnesia does?? Because I hear that milk of magnesia isn't good to use on the skin but I love using it, so instead I'm looking for a primer that has the same affect. Anybody have an idea??

Stephanie M.

May 22, 2013

Stephanie M.

My obsession is oil control primers. I have greasy skin and am always on the hunt for that one product that changes my life. Lol. Here's my primer collection. My favorite is MUFE HD primer.

Maria G.

May 22, 2013

Maria G.

Same here girl! Lol I really hate when you can still see all that shine on my face so I'm really in search for a good primer. Thanks so much ill look into these! Is there anyway I can make the picture bigger? I'm on the app and I'm not sure if there's a way.

Stephanie M.

May 22, 2013

Stephanie M.

I wanted to try MOM but I always see strawberry and mint. They're a pink and green color. That'd look weird. I can't find the white colored one. I don't know how to zoom in. :(

Maria G.

May 22, 2013

Maria G.

Yeah you have to use the white one. That's the only thing I have tried so far that keeps my make up looking good all day! And it controls the shine so well I never have to touch up. But I read a few times that mom just isn't good for the skin, which it isn't a skin product anyway lol. So that's why I'm looking for something that has the same affect. But it's ok, ill have to try and look at the picture real good. Thank you!

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