adamparker34
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Adamparker34
1 w, 5 days ago

Best primer for mature skin Expert recommendations to choose

I researched the best face primer as my dermatologist suggested something to help control oil. i have been experiencing my makeup not lasting through the day and getting shiny too quickly. i went through reviews from trusted sources like CNN and Allure and after comparing many options these two kept coming up as the top choices:
Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas

LANEIGE Glowy Makeup Serum
https://www.amazon.com/LANEIGE-Hydrating-lightweight-texture-smoother/dp/B0968K8M8H?&linkCode=ll1&tag=med0873-20&linkId=903583a6e19fbf106e8b5b79b62b3425&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl

Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas is a featherweight, oil free primer with silk extracts and Hadasei 3 that blurs pores hydrates and extends makeup wear.It protects against pollutants and blue light is non-comedogenic cruelty free and it makes your skin oily free and acts rapidly.
LANEIGE Glowy Makeup Serum is a crystal drop elixir infused with diamond like mineral powder and natural betaine delivering radiant glass skin glow while gripping makeup for all day wear.Oil-free yet deeply hydrating it balances sebum smooths texture and transforms skin into a luminous canvas of light.
However i am having trouble deciding which one would be better for me and i would love to get your expert advice and hoping maybe some makeup artists or skincare enthusiasts on this forum can also share their advice.
i usually have oily skin and wear full face makeup for work. Which one is recommended for me? Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated

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  • Esther_labran
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    Esther_labran
    6 days, 14 hrs ago

    Honestly, for oily mature skin, I would lean towards the Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas. It is oil free, blurs those pores, and actually holds up under a full face of makeup. The Laneige one is lovely, no doubt, but it is better suited to dry skin. That glow it gives? On oily skin it can just look a bit shiny and sad by lunchtime.

    I have seen both on McGrocer when I am stocking up on my skincare bits. The Tatcha is pricier, I will not lie. But it lasts ages. A tiny dab does the job.

    If you want to test it first, grab a mini size. And your dermatologist might suggest a mattifying setting spray to lock everything in. Hope that helps a bit.

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  • OkatkoPlatinumOkatko
    1 w, 4 days ago

    Unusual for a dermatologist to recommend a primer. Not saying that it doesnt happen, it probably does, but its unusual.

    • This reply was modified 1 week, 4 days ago by OkatkoOkatko.
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