Face primer on eyelids.

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Parnika J.

Dec 18, 2015

Parnika J.

Hi beauties,
I am using the physicians formula mineral correcting primer on face.
I am a bit tight on budget these days and also I use eye-shadow occasionally,so not in a mood to but eye primer.
Can I use this face primer or any silicon based face primeron my eyelids. Are face primers too harsh to be used on delicate lids??
Thanks

Maria c.

Dec 18, 2015

Maria c.

I think concealer/foundation set with powder would work better but I'm not sure hopefully you get more answers. If you can get elf they have eye primers they're $1-3

Alexis C.

Dec 18, 2015

Alexis C.

The skin of your eyes is much more delicate and sensitive than the skin on your face so I wouldn't suggest using face primer on your eyes. I agree with Maria to check out the ELF primer if you're looking for a cheap primer.

Deborah S.

Dec 19, 2015

Deborah S.

It might not work as well as an actual eye primer especially when it comes to oil control, but using a concealer that you use for under your eyes works as well and compared to a face primer it has the bonus of actually being made for around the sensitive eye area. :)

Parnika J.

Dec 19, 2015

Parnika J.

Thanks all.. will definitely check out elf primer :)

Micheal H.

Dec 19, 2015

Micheal H.

Love the elf eye primer!

Roz X.

Dec 19, 2015

Roz X.

I think the Milani beats Elf and many higher end primers, myself...especially on drier eyes.

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