Benefits stay flawless 15hr primer.

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Kelly N.

Jul 29, 2013

Kelly N.

So I've been hearing fab reviews about the new Stay Flawless primer from Benefit. It's supposed to help your make-up stay put for 15 hours (hence the name). Needless to say, being the busy person I am, I went out and brought it.
Pro: holy cow does this thing make your foundation stay!
Con: holy cow is it hard to blend your foundation with it on!

I can not be the only person with this problem! So I'm here to share my discovery. Put your foundation on as you normally would. It'll look streaky and when you try to blend it. It'll literally be like trying to wipe hot caramel off something BUT if you let your foundation sit on your face in its streaky state for about 10 mins, it'll sorta..melt and look less streaky and then just use a sponge to gently pat the streaks away. So far is this the only way I've found to use the primer successfully.

Share your findings with this primer!
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Dystny A.

Jul 29, 2013

Dystny A.

When I went to the benefit boutique the make up artist told me when using this primer you do one section at a time. So you start of with your right side of your face:cheek,chin,or forehead and blend out with primer with your fingers then you apply your foundation like normal, then you repeat to the other side of your face!

HOPE THIS HELPS!

Kelly N.

Jul 31, 2013

Kelly N.

Yea I tried that and it still doesn't blend as well as my too faced one. Thanks though!

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