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Sabrina Q.

Oct 2, 2013

Sabrina Q.

What's the best high-end primer? I've only tried the tarte one so any recommendations? None that will break me out.

Brittany F.

Oct 2, 2013

Brittany F.

For eyes I love UD primer potion and Too Faced shadow insurance!

For face it depends what you're looking for!
For pores Benefits Professional all the way
For color correcting Victorias Secret has great ones I love their green one
For general 'priming' and smoothing I love Smashbox photo finish luminizing primer

Lydia F.

Oct 2, 2013

Lydia F.

I have sensitive skin that breaks out a lot, the smashbox photo finish is good and the primed and poreless from too faced is good too!! those are both silicone based :) an awesome lotion based (thats good for oily skin too) is the makeup forever hd primer

Maria E.

Oct 2, 2013

Maria E.

Smashbox

Shelley W.

Oct 3, 2013

Shelley W.

That's kinda a tough request to fulfill because what doesn't break me out might break you out. :( I have oily/combo skin and from my past experience the Lorac oil free primer irritated my skin along with Too Faced and Tarte. NARS has an oil free version that I used for the longest but once my skin changed for the better I stopped using it entirely. Clinique recently came out with a primer that has color correcting in it as well. So if you have areas that tend to get red there is a primer available to address that. There are several to choose from in that new range so its worth checking out.

Cherie G.

Oct 3, 2013

Cherie G.

Smashbox photo finish sample bottles from Ulta are cheap way to find the right one

Carolyn H.

Oct 4, 2013

Carolyn H.

Hourglass mineral veil. Hands down best facial primer I've tried.

You said high end.. It has a really highend price tag. Worth every penny though.

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