Nivea Men Post Shave Balm as Primer?

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Angela alyson L.

Sep 15, 2015

Angela alyson L.

Hi guys,

I'm wondering what are your opinions regarding the post shave balm as primer? I saw nikkietutorials using it and I've been intrigued. My local drugstore carries the original version only so I'm wondering if there would be any difference?

Kitty K.

Sep 15, 2015

Kitty K.

They don't seem to be much different other than that the sensitive version she uses is fragrance free. The original has fragrance listed last, so it won't even affect your skin at all. I've seen her use it but I just love my mineral veil too much, let us know how you like it if you decide to try it out :)

Kristi M.

Sep 16, 2015

Kristi M.

It's very thin and mostly glycerin. Any after shave balm will probably work the same, or any facial lotion with that in it. The bottle itself is heavy glass and hard to keep from spilling everywhere.

Cindy S.

Sep 16, 2015

Cindy S.

I use the sensitive one and I have Very oily skin. It worked very well for me. My make up stayed in place and wore beautifully. I definitely would recommend.

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