Should I use primer or primer first?

There is no girl who doesn't love beauty. Most girls will use some skin care products since childhood, and they will pay more attention to skin care when they grow up. There are a lot of bottles and jars of skin care products on the dressing tables of many girls. Some girls don’t know whether to use primer or isolation cream first when they just start to take care of their skin. The following explains to the majority of female friends whether to use primer or isolation cream first and their effects on the skin.

Primer is used before foundation. It has the functions of even skin tone, modifying pores, controlling oil and moisturizing. People with good skin can ignore the primer step. For girls with poor or average skin, it is recommended that you still use primer.

2. Base Cream:

Let me emphasize again the concept of "isolation cream". In fact, "isolation cream" does not exist. It is a gimmicky name made up by merchants. The so-called "isolation cream" you buy is either sunscreen or primer. (Whether it is sunscreen or primer, you can tell it by the English name on the "isolation cream" you bought) So isolation cream does not exist at all!

3. Do I need to use primer after using it?

To use.

The difference between primer and isolation is that the former is mainly used to modify skin tone, while the latter is mainly used for isolation. The effects are different, so both should be used.

Primer is mainly used to modify the uneven color and dullness of facial skin. It can also smooth pores to a certain extent, ensuring that pores can be better hidden when applying foundation, making the skin appear delicate and shiny.

5. The effect of isolation cream

Primer is mainly used to brighten skin tone and isolate the hazards of dirt, dust, makeup, ultraviolet rays, radiation, etc. in the air. Its texture is thicker than primer.

6. Should primer be used before or after makeup treatment?

Primer is mainly used after primer.

Primer can isolate the skin from damage by dust, makeup and ultraviolet rays, while primer has a pearlescent effect and will cause a burden on the skin. Therefore, if you use the two together, you should use primer first and then primer.

Can't.

Although some primers have the effect of isolation and are more moisturizing than isolation creams, they cannot be used as professional isolation products, especially they cannot isolate against ultraviolet radiation, so primers cannot be used instead of isolation products.