Face primer for dry skin.

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Nicola D.

Feb 8, 2014

Nicola D.

What is a good primer for dry skin? I want something that will smooth out my pores but not make me matte or dry me out. Just something to even out my skin and keep it hydrated and ideas?

Lex P.

Feb 8, 2014

Lex P.

Loreal lumi magic primer :)

Nicola D.

Feb 8, 2014

Nicola D.

I have it, I find it is more just an illuminator rather than a primer, it doesn't smooth the skin at all

Cami F.

Feb 8, 2014

Cami F.

I have dry skin and Benefit Porefessional and Smashbox Color Correcting Primer work well for me.

Emma C.

Feb 8, 2014

Emma C.

I have dry skin too and porefessional is too drying for me

Lynzie B.

Feb 8, 2014

Lynzie B.

Smashbox and laura mercier both have hydrating primers for dry skin :)

Nicola D.

Feb 8, 2014

Nicola D.

I have tried the smashbox one for hydrating but I can not stand the smell it is awful!

Abha A.

Feb 8, 2014

Abha A.

Loreal lumi magic primer.

Hannah G.

Feb 8, 2014

Hannah G.

Elf mineral infused primer (:

Ashley A.

Feb 8, 2014

Ashley A.

Smashbox has a hydrating primer (: but if your skin is really dry, I would start with skincare first! Exfoliate once a week, use a cream based cleanser, and a good hydrating moisturizer.

Brooke Y.

Feb 8, 2014

Brooke Y.

Face of Australia 3 in 1 primer

Nicola D.

Feb 8, 2014

Nicola D.

Yes I have a good skin care routine and every thing and my skin is not flakey dry I mainly just don't want a primer that will dry it out or make me matte.

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