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07-10-2025 09:19 AM
I am 73 great skin when younger, now many dark spots. Use it cc cream if wearing makeup.
always use my Dhc Velvet Skin primer it smooths skin, blurs imperfections and helps makeup go on.
It is sold on A, just a small amount is needed.
07-10-2025 10:11 AM
Primer is usually the only thing I wear anymore. I find my liquid foundations are way too thick and heavy on their own--but I do add the primer to them on occassion and that works well. Been using Dr Brants pore reducer primer--love that--and like Laura Gellers spackle too. Maybe go to ebay and look for small samples of primers--I do that all the time.
07-10-2025 10:22 AM
If it weren't for my pores, I probably wouldn't use primer. I've not noticed a difference in makeup application or how long it lasts using a primer. There are skincare items that claim that you can use as a primer, so that might be an option.
07-10-2025 11:02 AM
07-10-2025 11:51 AM
It depends on the kind of skin texture and lines you have plus the skincare products you're using. Some people don't need primers, others do.
07-10-2025 12:27 PM
07-10-2025 01:26 PM
As another poster wrote, my understanding is that primer helps make-up look better, more even. I don't use it and my uneven skin tone looks more uneven when I use cream or liquid foundation, which is what I use, than without foundation. I have dry skin and won't use powder. I am thinking it would be better if I did use a primer, and I have bought some, but I never make the time. I have never had much patience with make-up application. I do use some, and will do nicer make-up for nicer events. Just not a lot of patience for it. I can see in other people in the internet, or before, in print, how much better they look with a good make-up application, but for some reason I never FEEL like I look better, and don't recall other people that I see looking better at events.
Maybe I need better technique. But that means I have to practice, and I don't make the time for that either. Don't like putting things on and taking them off, which one needs to do to try different things. I FEEL like that would take a toll on my skin. It's probably not as bad as my instincts tell me. I need patience. I do believe in skin care, I do KNOW that makes a difference. I CAN SEE that. I do believe in keeping it simple, but don't think moisturizer and sun protection are the only things needed for good skin. Exfoliation is IMO ESSENTIAL, and I have found serums and treatments that make a difference in my skin texture. So I have skin care products I like and use regularly and do try different things hoping they are better.
07-10-2025 02:01 PM
07-10-2025 04:17 PM
I am 73, but I still have an oily T zone, I often use a primer in the T Zone only and one that is mattifying.
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