For us, makeup falls into one of the two categories. Whether you have to have it or the full trick. And we will be honest, we are a bit skeptical for the starters. First, just look at all the different options. From spray to stucco (and even a valuable balsam), it seems almost impossible to choose a primer makeup out there and feel sure it really works. So we’re really here to eliminate the whole issue. What does a face primer do, how does the primer makeup work and is it something we need in our makeup routine? Let’s talk about it.
What is the purpose of a face primer?
At first glance, the idea of a starter makeup sounds quite self -evident. Acting as a basis for monitoring beauty products, we expect that the main purpose of a face primer is to enhance the longevity of our basic products. But by stopping to consider how many different types of starters there are on the market, such as eye and lip starters, we realize that there are much more for makeup starters than the eye meets.
A face primer is actually more appropriate for creating a suitable makeup canvas. Although our main product can be called an institution, a primer acts as exactly that. By adding this almost undetectable layer to the skin before adding makeup, we can not only achieve a longer makeup look, but an improved makeup application that allows all other makeup products to perform at their climax.
Do you need a face primer?
Okay, now that we’re quite clear about what a face primer or makeup is doing, we need to know how much this product is needed in our beauty routine. The short answer? Yes, we need a face primer if we want to have the best chance of achieving a flawless, long -term makeup application. The long answer, however, will use some factors to decide. First, how do we use the makeup we use right now? Second, how does our skin behave? Then what is the desired level of maintenance? And finally, what are our makeup goals?
Let’s start by dealing with the performance. Most of us want to add or change our beauty routines either when there is a new available product that we are interested in, or when there is something that does not work in our existing routine and we need to understand why. Before we decide to throw away the delicate balance of our beauty routine, we must first consider if we are happy with the way our makeup looks and wears. Many of us experience a variety of issues with our products, especially, such as oxidation or products that adhere to dry areas. Other problems, such as quick makeup or deterioration and exfoliation are all signs that there is a distribution somewhere between skin care and base makeup applications.
About how our makeup performs is how our skin behaves and this is perhaps the biggest decisive factor in how our makeup looks like overall. For example, combinations and oily skin types are going to develop shine throughout the day. However, these skin types combined with a cool foundation will look completely fat much faster, while the appearance of fats when wearing a matte foundation would be a red flag to consider changing products or adding a primer.
Then what is the desired level of maintenance? Besties, we get it – a high maintenance routine is not for everyone. Sometimes the only way to commit to the look or lifestyle we want is to keep it simple. With that he said, we can understand the reluctance to add another product to our weapons or beauty shape. Take a moment to consider, however, that all of our other steps are essentially a lost effort if our appearance is quickly downgraded without a primer. Taking the extra few seconds to apply the primer face is the key to truly love our makeup all day.
Where will we be without makeup goals? These dictate everything they wear and guide every look of beauty – including primer makeup. With everything we know what the facial starters do and how skin care combined with our makeup and skin can dictate how we see, we still have to decide how we want to look and then compare with it. Do we want long lasting? Wish full coverage? Or do you go for this no-makeup makeup? These are all makeup goals that make us much easier to decide what is really necessary for our makeup routines.
How to use a face primer.
This may be a little hot, but beauty is both art and science. It is not only necessary to use makeup accurately to achieve a beautiful result, but the layer is such a huge part of the look of makeup. Given this, skin care and beauty products must often be applied in a specific order, combination and form to meet expectations.
When using a face primer, we want to ensure that we have completed our skin care routine. This means that graphite, serum, moisturizing cream and SPF have been applied – with sufficient time to adjust – before proceeding to our makeup part.
Primer is really the bridge between our moisturizer or our sunscreen and our makeup products. A face primer should be applied to a set, hydrated skin. We want to focus the product in the center of the face first, spread it to long, smooth strokes for a single, even mattress. A sponge or hands are usually the best tools for use for the application of the starters. And unless otherwise mentioned, a special starter should be used for the lid area, instead of the overall facial primer or the makeup starter.
Complete slide – Makeup starters can be difficult to use at the beginning. It is important not to use excessive product or disturb the primer of the primer before you can do the job hold on to our next makeup layer.
Once the makeup starter had time to adjust (usually no more than a minute), the addition of skin products is the next step to complete the basic routine. Again, you want to avoid disturbing the primer, so avoid aggressive front and rear movements with a brush or sponge and dot product directly on the face where needed, then use soft movements to combine it.
We face primers we love (and what to combine them)
A flawless makeup application starts with the right base and the perfect primer is the key. Whether you are looking for a glittering glow, a matte finish, or additional hydration, these 100% Pure® products will help you achieve a smooth, long -term makeup.
Luminous starter
There is never a bad time for radiant, radiant skin. This primer is injected with age antioxidants to function as skin care for eternal skin, while enhancing makeup with its moisturizing and prepared type.
Rim
Makting makeup in a soft matte finish? Yes, please! This primer is made of balancing botanicals such as green tea, tea tree and aloe to create an air-free, without shine-free-without drying or weighing under the skin.
Rose water hydrated milk
If your skin accelerates hydration, this milky, rich in nutrients, the formula prepares and plays the skin before applying a primer, ensuring a smoother application of foundation and a healthy, flexible shine.
- Connect it with: Luminous starter To lock the moisture and create a bright, hydrated base.
Bamboo
Okay, it’s not technically a primer, but this lightweight adjustment powder is a game change player for long loading makeup. Made with bamboo silicon match, it blurs fine lines and minimizes pores for a soft stove, finish.
- Connect it with: Any of our starters to adjust your base and extend the wear time.
Green Tea SPF 30
A face primer is not just for longevity – it is also for protection! These antioxidant rich sunscreen layers are beautifully under makeup, providing SPF 30 protection while keeping the skin hydrated and balanced.
- Connect it with: Rim For a protected base without a shine that will not feel oiled.
With these Prespered Primers and Prep products, your makeup will last longer, look better and remain fresh all day.
Frequently Asked Questions: Addressing Persons and Application Tips
1. Can I use a face primer without wearing foundations?
Absolutely! A face primer can be worn on its own to smooth the texture of the skin, shine control and give a naturally polished look. Some starters, such as our bright primer, even provide additional benefits for skin care and a shiny glow.
2. What is the best primer for oily skin?
If you have oily skin, choose a starter match like our Rimwhich helps to absorb excess oil and keeps makeup from slipping throughout the day. It contains ingredients such as tea tree and green tea to help balance sebum production.
3. How do I stop my primer from the juice under the makeup?
Pilling occurs when skin care or primer is not fully absorbed before application of makeup. To avoid this, apply the primer after your moisturizing cream is set for a minute or two. Use a minute, even mattress and allow it to be installed before layer of foundations.
4. Do I need a different primer for my eyes and lips?
Yes! Eye and lip initiators are specifically designed to enhance the time of wear and to prevent breakdown in these areas. A face primer will not catch eye shadow or lipstick as effective as the devoted starters, so use one launcher for lids and a rim For smoother, longer color.
5. Can I mix primer with the institution?
Sure you can! Mixing a founder with foundation can overcome the coverage and make the application smoother. If you want a shiny glow, mix a bright primer with foundation, or for a more air -moving effect, mix with a match.
CONCLUSION: Is it worth the first facial starter?
The verdict is in-yes, the primer face is a must-have for those who want to boost their makeup routine. Whether you need shine push, shine control, or just want to expand your makeup wear, the right primer makes all the difference. By choosing a primer suitable for your skin goals and makeup, you can create a flawless base that keeps your makeup fresh and polished all day. The next time you get ready, don’t miss this step that changes the game!
