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Gel Primer

L'Oréal Infallible Magic Essence Drops Primer

L'Oréal Infallible Magic Essence Drops Primer

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Maybelline Dream Smooth Primer

Maybelline Dream Smooth Primer

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L'Oréal Studio Secrets Smoothin Resurfacing Primer

L'Oréal Studio Secrets Smoothin Resurfacing Primer

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Maybelline Instant Age Rewind The Smoother Primer

Maybelline Instant Age Rewind The Smoother Primer

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A gel primer is one of the most commonly used and well-known types of face primer. A gel primer looks like a cream, but the substance is transparent and gel-like. A gel primer is often slightly sticky, and this is precisely what helps the makeup you apply adhere better and last longer. A gel primer also helps minimize pores, makes blemishes less visible, and, not to be forgotten, makes your makeup look more even and natural. A gel primer is lightweight and perfect as a base under your makeup. There are different types of gel primers: some provide a matte finish, while others provide a glossy finish. You can also choose from different types: cream primer, primer spray, and gel primer.


Applying primer


A gel primer is easiest to apply with your fingers; the warmth of your fingers helps the product blend easily into the skin. However, always wash your hands before applying your makeup to prevent irritation. You can also apply a gel primer with a brush or makeup sponge; make sure these are always clean by washing them regularly. Apply the primer to areas where your makeup tends to fade quickly, often around the nose, on the forehead, and on the chin.

With a good base on your face, your skin is better protected against dirt and other external influences. Makeup primer is also often seen as a 'shield' against external influences such as makeup, which is why we often use too much product on the skin. But less is more: the more primer you apply, the less effectively your makeup will stay in place. Primers often contain minerals and vitamins, which is why it is especially important to always use a primer before applying your makeup. Some primers also contain SPF (sun protection factor). If your primer does not contain SPF, it is best to apply sunscreen or a day cream with SPF.