Best drugstore face primer?

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Brittney R.

Jan 26, 2013

Brittney R.

Any suggestions?

Danielle P.

Jan 26, 2013

Danielle P.

i like the loreal face primers and nyx makes a good one... go to ulta for it and use a coupon

Frances E.

Jan 26, 2013

Frances E.

agree with kayleen I love that primer

Kristen C.

Jan 26, 2013

Kristen C.

A lot of drug store primers will run only about 7-10 dollars less than the designer ones you can find in Ulta and Sephora. And trust me, the ten dollars are well spent when you come the quality between the two! I used Stila face primer right now, which runs around 30. But a less expensive and still effective option would be Bare Minerals! Usually running in the high teens price wise! Hope this helps!

Londa A.

Jan 26, 2013

Londa A.

Rimmel

Erica H.

Jan 26, 2013

Erica H.

Hard candy, rimmel didn't work for me

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