MAC Prime Focus Discussion
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I have been playing with these for a couple of weeks now and really like them. Much better than the mufe tinted primers imo because the mufe primers balled on me and were very subtle. I bought neutralise in the end and will prob buy illuminate when my strobe cream runs out
romi79_2008
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So true!!!Now I want to try to use an eye corrector and an illuminating concealer over. Any suggestions for an eye corrector for light-medium skin, nc 20?
martiangurll
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What color are you trying to correct? I actually think Maybelline Age-rewind and Loreal True Match concealers are pretty good. I don't spend too much on concealers, because I am not trying to draw attention to that part of my make up.
I also think the MAC Studio Finish concealer is pretty good, it creases a little on me, but I am NC15 and that one works. It comes in NC20 as well...
I have been using the yellow correcting primer from this collection for about 2 weeks. It doesn't really hold up in my T-zone oil patch of doom, but it works well as a primer around the eye area that gives me SPF 35 and no eye irritation. So, while I did not love it for a correcting primer, I did find a great use for it.
I also think the MAC Studio Finish concealer is pretty good, it creases a little on me, but I am NC15 and that one works. It comes in NC20 as well...
I have been using the yellow correcting primer from this collection for about 2 weeks. It doesn't really hold up in my T-zone oil patch of doom, but it works well as a primer around the eye area that gives me SPF 35 and no eye irritation. So, while I did not love it for a correcting primer, I did find a great use for it.
romi79_2008
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^ green, but purple mostly. I have a temptu wheel but is not doing it. I have 2 mac moisturecover and they are ok for undereye, my trouble is in the inner corner of the eye with the concealing. I bought the light pink prep & prime highlighter but I need to correct first before applying that for maximum effect
martiangurll
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I think if you have a full coverage, good concealer that doesn't budge and matches your skin tone, you don't need to use a color corrector. But maybe some make up artists with more experience than me would like to weigh in on the topic.
