After prepping Tiara’s skin, I applied the Tarte Poreless Mattifying Primerto keep Tiara matte for the rest of the day and prolong her makeup. The Oilless Oil helped moisturize Tiara’s dry-combination spots while also helping to reduce her excess oil. Squalane is a lightly hydrating plant oil that absorbs quickly and doesn’t clog pores. To balance Tiara’s skin, I applied a couple drops of Peter Thomas Roth Oilless Oil 100% Purified Squalaneto Tiara’s bare skin. So you have to be careful not to go overboard with controlling oil. On the contrast, having combination skin also adds some dry spots in the mix. Excess oils can also break down makeup causing your look to melt and fade.
Oily skin can produce enough oil that gives skin its own natural glow–that isn’t always desirable. Tiara has oily combination skin so I wanted to lightly hydrate yet mattify her skin to control oil. This helps to smooth any dry patches for a smooth, even canvas. After applying moisturizer, I normally layer on a brightening or moisturizing primer to boost moisture and radiance. Typically, when I do my own makeup, I start off with lots of moisture and radiance. This ensures that you best suit her needs and that her makeup looks flawless for hours on end. As a makeup artist, it’s extremely important to able to identify your client’s skin type. Naturally, I had to take a different approach and use different products than I normally would on myself. Unlike myself, my best friend has rather oily skin that she often struggles to keep matte. Last weekend, I gave my best friend, Tiara, a Back to School themed makeover at VBT Beaute Emporium.
#The best primer for oily skin 2017 free#
If you have questions, feel free to ask them in the comments and I would gladly assist you.Doing someone else’s makeup can be so much fun! It can also be a great learning experience, too. Have you tried these yet? Let me know if it works for you. Yes, I like them and they do the job but I found that there are much cheaper ones that works just as good or even better. Naming these as the “PRIMER THAT BEATS THEM ALL” is quite overrated. On the other hand, the High-Spreadability effectively blurred my skin making the foundation glide on easily. Performance-wise, the High-Adherence Primer made my face look less oily for at least 3 hours while the High-Spreadability started oiling up in just an hour. It feels just like your regular silicone-based primers similar to Tarte Clean Slate Poreless Perfecting Primer and Maybelline Baby Skin Pore Eraser.Īlthough my pores love this primer, I just can’t stand the messy bottle packaging as it gathers around the rim and when you try to close it, the cap just terribly stands on the side.īoth of these can be worn on their own or as base for makeup. These types are best for mature and dry skin as it smoothens dry patches, pores, and reduces the look of fine lines. The formula also acts as a light, non-oily surface hydrator for a natural dewy look. This new generation of primer is a lightweight serum-like formula that increases the spreadability of subsequent complexion makeup to help avoid the unnatural and uneven accumulation of pigments especially around the eyes and on dry skin. The High-Spreadability Fluid Primer ($12.90) is housed in a frosted glass bottle with a pipette (dropper) and contains 30 ml of product.
I love that this doesn’t have a strong fragrance that could trigger my allergies.
This reminds me of my Elizavecca Skin Liar Primer (P280) with the exception of colour and smell. The formula can also be used alone as a non-greasy hydrator that reduces the looks of pores and of imperfections This formula uses advanced adaptive silicones to act as a matte, hydrating, blurring primer for makeup that looks higher in definition and adheres for longer. It’s a light cream that sets into a velvet matte finish. It’s a cream-type primer that’s said to blur imperfections and best for oily skin. The High-Adherence Silicone Primer ($7.90) comes in a 30 ml plastic squeezy gray tube. The minimalist overall packaging of this brand’s entire line won me over. So if you want to know my thoughts then make sure you stick until the end. To cut things short, I purchased both for a comparison review to help you guys choose which one works best for you. He revealed a couple of products that he named “PRIMER THAT BEATS THEM ALL” earlier this year. Wayne Goss is a famous british Youtuber and makeup artist extraordinaire. If you’re unfamiliar with him, well you’re probably living under a rock. All thanks to Wayne Goss for the rave introduction. The Ordinary brand is the newest talk of the town.
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