Can/ do you use primer under bb cream/tinted moisturizer.

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Terri C.

Sep 22, 2014

Terri C.

Yes. I moisturise then apply primer and start putting makeup on. This primer has changed my life btw it is all natural and makes your skin feel amazing!!
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Molly S.

Sep 21, 2014

Molly S.

Can you? Yes. For me personally, if I'm using a bb cream, I want no-fuss coverage. I don't use a primer with bb cream, although I use it AS primer sometimes. I don't think it's necessary though :)

Kathleen M.

Sep 20, 2014

Kathleen M.

Of course

Ariana G.

Sep 20, 2014

Ariana G.

Do it, it will also perfect the look of your skin a bit and make the bb cream stay longer.

Anissa J.

Sep 20, 2014

Anissa J.

Agree with Tyler

Tyler W.

Sep 20, 2014

Tyler W.

It's perfectly fine to use a primer under a bb cream to help it stay longer especially if you have an oily or combination skin!

Codi R.

Sep 20, 2014

Codi R.

Any tips?

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