A primer replacement!!!!

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Yasmin K.

Jul 2, 2012

Yasmin K.

BH Cosmetics from CVS? I don't think CVS sells BH Cosmetics. Are you sure it was BH Cosmetics, Angelina?

Christina L.

Jul 2, 2012

Christina L.

Bare Escentuals Prime Time! I love it! My makeup never looked more fresh and natural and lasted as long with any other product. 

Yasmin K.

Jul 2, 2012

Yasmin K.

Also not enough if you don't have normal skin. Those with dry skin, oily skin or combination skin should use a primer to make the foundation last longer. Not only do it help keep the foundation last longer but it helps minimize large pores, cover up fine lines which in turn makes the skin look smoother and more flawless.

Rikki P.

Jul 2, 2012

Rikki P.

Definitely not enough when you live in a state that gets really hot with really bad humidity to boot.

Kennedy R.

Jul 1, 2012

Kennedy R.

Well a primer repacement is......
Foundation and powder over it it is a good way!
And if u don't have primer or don't have it with u then this is the way to go!!!!!!
Thanks for reading!!!!!!!

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