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Blur Lasting Stick Primer

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  Jun 10, 2025 (UTC)
  수부지Sensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  As I hit my 30s, I noticed my pores becoming more visible, so I thought, "Why not give this primer a try?" even though my skin had become too sensitive for most primers. I'll describe my skin type at the end for reference. Let's start with a functional assessment. Compared to the primers I used to love back in the day, this one focuses more on smoothing texture and controlling oil rather than filling in pores. It leaves your skin feeling incredibly matte, but here's the catch - when you apply foundation or cushion on top (even ones you've used before), it emphasizes texture you didn't even know you had! Instead of that beautiful matte finish, it makes your skin look parched and flaky. Thinking about who this might work for, I'd say it's best suited for those with absolutely no blemishes. Why? Because it tends to highlight any imperfections, making even the slightest hint of flaking skin around blemishes glaringly obvious. You might find yourself wondering, "Has this always been on my face?" If you're managing blemishes with BHA products, I'd steer clear of this one too. Since I've already bought it, I'll try using it sparingly on specific areas or near my hairline and reassess.

  Cons

  So, did my sensitive, dermatitis-prone skin react badly? You bet it did! I can't speak to how it affects regular acne since I only used it once before washing it off. While it might be okay for those with typical sensitive skin without dermatitis, I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. For those with severely sensitive skin like mine, it's a definite no-go.

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  Skin profile: Combination dehydrated, varies by area, super sensitive, prone to excess oil production, frequent whiteheads, occasional itchy or painful blemishes, *frequent dermatitis flare-ups, *redness and dilated blood vessels due to steroid ointment side effects, very fragile and thin skin Ingredients that don't work for me: High concentrations of Centella Asiatica, heavy and suffocating formulas, carrot pads, Dr.G cream, cypress water-based products, Mediheal Tea Tree ampoule, over-nourishing formulas, shea butter, orange oil, sage oil, silicones, dimethicone(?), pore-clogging ingredients, cyclohexasiloxane, betaine, etc. (still discovering more)