The newest
primers on the block come from Clinique in the form of 6 gorgeous shades which
address a wide range of different skin issues and concerns.
These lightweight, oil-free primers have
been designed to create an ideal makeup canvas and thanks to their different
formulations, means that you can choose the perfect primer for you!
Available in the range are;
Universal Face Primer
Colour Corrects: Dullness
Colour Corrects: Redness
Colour Corrects: Sallowness
Colour Corrects: Discolorations
Colour Corrects: Dullness in Deeper
Skins
I tried out their universal primer, the
one for redness and the other for discolorations.
The Colour Correct primer for redness has
a yellow tone to it to help counteract the redness in your skin, was relatively
thick but glided onto my skin like silk and vanished quickly, leaving my skin
feeling satiny smooth.
The primer for discolorations was almost
identical in texture and sported a peachy tone.
The Universal Primer however was an
entirely different texture altogether. It was far thinner in texture and more
liquidy, which took a while to rub into my skin and absorb and didn’t leave the
silky, satiny feel that I would usually associate with a primer.
That said, I actually rather liked it
and found it hugged my skin better and allowed my foundation to be applied more
evenly that some of the thicker primers I’ve tried in the past.
I can’t comment that much on how the
redness corrector and discolouration corrector primer work in terms of reducing
redness and blurring imperfection scars etc as I don’t tend to suffer with either
of those skin complaints.
I can judge the primer though, based on
its ability to keep my make up on my face, to even out my skin tone and to
leave my face feeling pampered, and both succeeded in doing this.
Clinique’s Superprimer Face Primers are
available now and each cost £20 for a 30ml tube.
Can’t wait to try these out!
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