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09-05-2017 09:07 PM
Is it better than Dimitri' s?
09-05-2017 09:21 PM
I'm not familiar with Dimitri's. However, I used Mally's years ago and I loved it. It kept going up in price so I moved on. Not sure if it is still the same quality now that her company was sold.
09-05-2017 09:35 PM
I'm not familiar with that other brand but I've been using her primer for many years. It is wonderful .I stock up when she hasthe jumbo jar for 70.00 I keep the extras in a cool dark place . Lasts unopened for at least 2 years I'm70 and my skin looks amazing
I highly recommend you try it
09-05-2017 09:41 PM
Thanks so much for your recommendation... I will give it a try. I was asking about Dimitri James Skinn cosmetics.
09-05-2017 09:45 PM
i'd go to youtube and search for reviews on his line hopefully that will help
09-05-2017 09:50 PM
I think this would be for people who have normal to dry skin. It has a lot of moisturizing ingredients in it so I think people with oily skin might have a problem with it. It actually does have beneficial ingredients in it and if it is still packaged in a jar, that isn't beneficial for keeping those ingredients at their peak but the primer ingredients themselves would be ok.
09-06-2017 04:34 AM
I didn't like Mally's at all. I used to use Laura Geller's which was good but Dimitri's works best for me.
09-06-2017 06:10 AM
I've tried both and like neither. Too many silicones seem to make me break out and I just don't like how these primers feel on my face. But one thing that really turned me off about Mally's is that it contains hydrogenated vegetable oil. That made me envision that I was putting Crisco shortening on my face. No thanks.
09-06-2017 07:07 AM
Either L'Oréal or Olay makes a blurring moisturizer that is better than any primer I've used.
Never wear it for every day (don't really think a primer is necessary if makeup formula is correct), but do wear it for special occasions just to smooth out neck area a little.
09-06-2017 07:30 AM
I've never used Mally's original primer that is now available in the 3oz tube for $70.00. Waaay too expensive for me!! But I do use her Neutralizing Primer and it definitely lives up to all its promises. Sometimes I wear Mally's Neutralizing Primer instead of a foundation - the coverage and camoflaging properties are that good. I have very oily skin and Mally's primer makes me shiny after a few hours and I have to powder or blot. I think it would be perfect for ladies with dry skin.
I used Dimitri's tinted primer years ago and liked it paired with his CC cream. It didn't work with any of my other foundations, so I didn't re-purchase.
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