Nope never again

I was stoked to use this when it came out yrs ago. It was TERRIBLE, piled my foundation up. Added a pink hue to my face. I thought ok I used to much. Stared over and still had a pink cast to my face. It did nothing to help anything. I took it back for a refund.

I purchase this item a few months ago when I decided to opt for a drugstore primer as opposed to one from a specialty store.

The consistency is VERY THICK. I found that it just sat on my skin and trying to spread it didn't help to accomplish much either.

It was even worse after applying my foundation. I could see the built up of product poke right through. This didn't meet my expectation at all. And for that price ($20 at Shoppers Drug Mart), I was really disappointed. I believe there are some amazing hidden drugstore products out there. This just isn't one of them.

I bought this product awhile ago after reading some good reviews about it. I normally use either Benefits POREfessional or Revlon's PhotoReady Perfecting Primer.

I was completely thrown off by the "mousse" like texture. It felt extremely weird, and I did not like it, but I was willing to give it a try regardless.

It did not feel like it went on my face well at all. It sort of "sat" on the skin in some spots, while disappearing completely off others, and my foundation (both L'Oreal True Match and Revlon PhotoReady) did NOT go well over it! My foundation ended up cakey instead of smooth, which was a huge disappointment because the L'Oreal Magic Perfecting Base cost me $18!

My sebaceous filaments on my nose were dulled down, which was a nice plus, but I can get that effect without fail from other primers. My pores were no less visible than they were before I applied the product.

I spent way too much to be this unhappy with a product.

Odd texture, no smoothing, caused my foundation to be "cakey"... I am just very unhappy with this product!

The one plus is that that my sebaceous filaments were lighter, but it's not worth $18 for that!