Mochahantas
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I just can't afford UDPP right now and I'm open to any good drugstore eyeshadow primers. Any ideas?
Any Good D/S Eyeshadow Primers?
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gildedangel
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Try L'Oreal De-Crease, I heard that it is pretty good!
Mochahantas
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Thank you so much guys!
pumpkincat210
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loreal decrease was horrible! It's a peachy color and the colors slide off after a couple of hours.
H.I.P. made one that was available at ulta that was identical to udpp.
H.I.P. made one that was available at ulta that was identical to udpp.
Melon
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I've used the Boots no.7 one. It's an eyeshadow base and it works fairly well for me. It depends on how much eyeshadow you're packing on though. When I'm in a hurry and I don't have enough time to fully blend all the colors, sometimes it might crease, but it's very minor.
My eyelids are not "oily" though, so if yours are, my post may not be useful.
Although, 5 hours later, after massive clubbing, my shadow still looks intact and it did NOT look like a hot mess. While I was in Las Vegas a few weeks ago, I would be about and about for 8 hours outside in the scorching heat, and my eyeshadow still looked pretty good. I did have to touch up a tiny bit after that though.
This is only an alternative though, I wouldn't recommend this if you could afford better, since UDPP works better imo.
My eyelids are not "oily" though, so if yours are, my post may not be useful.
Although, 5 hours later, after massive clubbing, my shadow still looks intact and it did NOT look like a hot mess. While I was in Las Vegas a few weeks ago, I would be about and about for 8 hours outside in the scorching heat, and my eyeshadow still looked pretty good. I did have to touch up a tiny bit after that though.
This is only an alternative though, I wouldn't recommend this if you could afford better, since UDPP works better imo.
User38
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I agree with Pumpinkcat -- the L'oreal is l o u s y .. and will slip off into the sunset with your shadow on it.
I can only suggest that you use your own concealer on the lid to prime them for shadow, and use a light coating of mineral veil or tranlucent powder on top if you cannot purchase a good ES primer.
I can only suggest that you use your own concealer on the lid to prime them for shadow, and use a light coating of mineral veil or tranlucent powder on top if you cannot purchase a good ES primer.
Sexy Sadie
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Gosh has a really good one.
Artdeco and Make Up Factory.
Artdeco and Make Up Factory.
