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I have read through a few of the older posts and product reviews but I am still a little confused.  What is the original Spackle on the Laura Gellar product page? I see all kinds but can't figure out the original in the packaging.  thanks!

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As far as I can determine,  this is one product that does nothing.   It seems to have been developed just to have something else to sell. 

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I use eye lid spackle and my eye shadow is the color it's supposed to be.

 

My eyes are deep set and I could never keep shadow from building up in the crease!  Ouch!!!

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@hellokitty wrote:

I have read through a few of the older posts and product reviews but I am still a little confused.  What is the original Spackle on the Laura Gellar product page? I see all kinds but can't figure out the original in the packaging.  thanks!


@hellokitty The original just says Spackle Cream Under Makeup Primer - no other extra words such as SPF, moisturizing, hydrating, etc.

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@Kachina624 @hellokitty  I don't see the need for a primer either. By the time I do my serum, moisturizer & SPF, I'm ready for a 5 minute makeup and done. No way am I adding another step. Thank God my hair is naturally curly. It air dries while I'm getting ready...no blow drying, flat ironing for me...fairly low maintenance. 

 

 

 

 

 

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I think primer helps my MU last longer and I use Spackle moisturizing primer because I'd use moisturizer anyway.

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I tried Laura's Spackle and returned -- it did nothing. I use Mally's which does keep make-up looking good longer. I also use Dimitri's Skinn Orchid primer. I still like Mally's better. I've used Smashbox which was good but not better than Mally's. I do need a lid primer as I have oily lids and need some primer help there. I like Laura Geller and have tried her make-up but don't have much luck with it.

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Used to use Spackle and Dr. DEnese SPF but switched to the IT CC foundation in a tube:  saves 5+ steps.

 

Use Dr.D hydrating serum, IT CC foundation but on the eyelids I only use IT BB under eye concealer.  I use this on both upper and lower eye area:  it does not migrate to the crease area ( large eyes ) and totally covers any darkening of the skin.  It actually looks like eye shadow, nice and matte.  Stays perfect till bedtime.

 

HTH with quick makeup routines.

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I've used Spackle for at least 5 years and will rebuy it when I run out.  I used Smashbox a long time ago, then didn't use primer for a few years, but I've stayed with Spackle ever since I started using it and that's mainly because it works.  My makeup looks just as good at the end of the day as it does when I first apply it in the morning.  I reapply lip gloss during the day, but I never have to touch up my makeup.  

 

I always used the regular version (Laura Geller Spackle Cream Under Makeup Primer), but I switched to her Supercharged version about a month ago.  It has antioxidents and other ingredients that I thought might help now that I'm over 50. The other difference is Supercharged is slightly tinted yet I don't notice that it's added any color to my face once it's applied.

 

I think the key to Spackle is to use a small amount, otherwise it's too wet and takes too long to dry.  When I used the super size bottle, I only used a half pump because a full pump was way too much product.  

 

The only think I don't like about the Supercharged version is that it comes in a white tube.  I wish the tube was clear so I could tell when it's running low so I know when to reorder.

 

 

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Thanks to all that took the time to reply.  I will take all your comments and suggestions and do some more research.  I am tired of wasting money on products that don't work on me.