Favorite Eye shadow Primer

yummy411

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Re: Paint is bad for oily lids?

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Originally Posted by nunu
i've noticed that sum ppl who use eye primer also use a base for eg like using udpp as a primer n shadestick beiging as a base??


i'm not sure why someone would use both a primer and udpp, unless they just like the results (some say that udpp makes their shadows more vibrant). however, i would think that a shadestick is used not only to base, but to again make the color of their shadow more vibrant.. just a guess, as i don't need to use multiple bases/primers to make a shadow work/standout for me.
 
Re: Paint is bad for oily lids?

in my experiences with the bases:
1. shadesticks- crease on me. i've used piants to prime then s/s and that works
2. paints- last but dries super fast so i dont use them much
3. paint pots- work pretty good
4. udpp- love it. blends well and the colors come out pretty good

sometime i do use 2 primers just to try it out
ccb- crease on me unless i used prep and primer or something
 

dollbabybex

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Re: Paint is bad for oily lids?

i love paints
i have the oiliest skin EVER
and i dance for a living
and after 8 hours of dancing working in a humid club
the paints are still ALWAYS there perfectly
 

Shadow

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Re: Paint is bad for oily lids?

I have very oily lids and the BEST primer is by Smashbox. It has an eyelid primer on one end and a lip primer on the other end, which is also great. MAC paints comes in second, and UDPP comes in third. Yes, I actually have all three. I kept trying different products to find the one that works the best.
 

Lisa J

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

Canadian girls and boys: can we get UDPP in Canada? If so, where?!

I really want to try it, as I love the new MAC Paint pots, but unfortunately I am finding that they crease on me big time! Has anyone else found that the Paint Pots crease way more than the paints? The paints are really quite good actually.
 

Polina

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

Lumene base is excellent, and the tube lasts forever. Too Faced Eyeshadow Base also does a great job for me.
 

airy-fairy

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

Ardeco and Urban Decay,
eyeshadow glides on a little easier on Artdeco brush-on-base, but it stays put even longer when I use UDPP
 

melliquor

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

I love UDPP. I also am really liking the paint pots right now but I still use my UDPP first.
 

Keysten

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

I use BE foundation, and after I put that on, I use a shadestick in Beiging (sp?) and it works wonderfully! I almost bought UDPP the other day but thought it would be pointless since I put foundation on my eyes before applying shadows.
 

mochajavalatte

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

I've also heard GREAT things about UDPP, however someone noted it might not be great for drier skin (which is totally me).
I LOVE StillLife MAC paint. I use it almost daily.
 

Dawl

Member
Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

Hmm.. definitley Urban Decay Primer Potion.

My makeup is a mess without it gahh.

Revlon Cream Eyeshadows are a good primer too.. well kindof, if yur going for something cheap. It promises no creases.. but jea.. it creases.
 

Keysten

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

Yea they definately do crease...I remember trying them when they first came out. They gave good color but creased like crazy.
 

xphoxbex

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

i used to use mac cream color base, but it didn't really work out on me. but i think i'm going to try UD. and if it helps for u gals, they also have UD at ulta!
 

Lorelai

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion - eyeshadows not only stay vibrant, but there are absolutely no creases present! It goes on smoothly, takes seconds to dry, and blends into my skin quite well. Just remember, a little of this product goes a long way, so be sure not to put too much on.

8)
 

araisin

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Re: Favorite eye shadow primer

I actually like Bobbi long-wear cream shadow in Bone as a base. Works very well. But I'm waiting for my first tube of UDPP to arrive. I can't *wait* to try this stuff. I hope it lives up to all the hoop-la, because I've built it up in my mind so much! But Bobbi's long-wear cream shadows are really very good as bases, IMO.
 
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