Primer On Top Of Foundation?

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Magdalena L.

Sep 10, 2013

Magdalena L.

Ummm I don't think I see the purpose of that? but then again I've never tried it nor am I like a makeup guru so who knows :)

Jacqlyn W.

Sep 10, 2013

Jacqlyn W.

I personally don't put it over my foundation. It wouldn't really make sense to in my opinion. Primer is made to create a barrier between your skin and foundation and help the foundation adhere better and makes the application better. Most primers are white as well, so it'd make your foundation look weird. I've never really heard of putting it over your foundation..

Brittany F.

Sep 10, 2013

Brittany F.

The only reason someone would do that with the Porefessional is if their pores are looking big throughout the day and they want to touch up, they can just pat it on to the spots where there pores are looking larger.

Lorelle E.

Sep 10, 2013

Lorelle E.

That would make no sense haha! Primer is meant to keep the foundation in place all day and if you put it on top how will that work plus it will ruin your foundation

Amanda V.

Sep 10, 2013

Amanda V.

You're correct. Benefit's Porefessional can be applied over foundation to minimize pores. It can also be reapplied over foundation to mattify skin for flash photography.

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