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Bianca B.

Mar 11, 2014

Bianca B.

Hi!

I use for a long time foundation of Bourjois or Maybelline. In the morning my foundation cover all the imperfections in my face.

But a few hours later, the imperfections come through my foundation. Does it help if I start to use a primer before I do my foundation on?

If you know any methods which could work, please let me know :(

Abby F.

Mar 11, 2014

Abby F.

Def. Use a primer and then set with a powder. You could also use a makeup setting spray afterwards.

Bianca B.

Mar 11, 2014

Bianca B.

Are there primers which are good matches with my foundation? I have really no idea which one I need haha

Isabella K.

Mar 11, 2014

Isabella K.

Primer+powder+setting spray=perfection.

Bianca B.

Mar 11, 2014

Bianca B.

Thanks! I'm going to try it asap!

Yazmin V.

Mar 11, 2014

Yazmin V.

Here's what I do.
1.)Before applying anything on my face I use Mac prep+prime skin brightening serum
2.) apply moisturizer
3.) apply L'oreal Magic perfecting base primer
4.) pro longwear foundation from Mac
5.) light amount of translucent powder
6.) Mac fix+ setting spray.

I know it seems like a lot but it looks as natural as of you didn't apply anything. Hope I helped (:

Kylie H.

Mar 11, 2014

Kylie H.

Too faced primed pore less primer-revlon colorstay foundation- rimmel stay matte powder- my flawless face routine lasts all day and I have super oily skin.

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