How to Choose a Primer — Guide for Different Skin Types
Primer is the bridge between skincare and makeup. It smooths texture, minimizes pores, and extends the longevity of your foundation significantly.
Types of Primers
Mattifying: for oily and combination skin. Hydrating: for dry and normal skin. Color-correcting: green neutralizes redness, pink brightens dull skin. Pore-filling: blurs pores and texture for a smooth finish.
Apply primer after your moisturizer has fully absorbed — about 5–10 minutes. Applying it over "wet" cream reduces effectiveness.
How to Apply Primer
A pea-sized amount distributed evenly with fingers or a sponge. Light patting motions — no rubbing. Allow to set for 1–2 minutes before applying foundation.
"Primer is the insurance policy for your makeup. Skip it — take a risk. Use it — stay confident." — Valeria Kushinova
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Yes, especially if your eyeshadow creases. Eye primer is a separate product that keeps shadows in place all day.
Partially. Moisturizer preps skin but doesn't deliver the full primer effect. For important occasions — don't substitute.