A great product with a bit of a learning curve

This stuff is AMAZING—honestly, I think it outperforms the similar French product (the Fenty applicator is certainly more sanitary). Sometimes stubborn whiteheads or lingering blemishes just need a little help, and this delivers. It not only flattens problem areas but also creates a smooth surface that sits beautifully under makeup. That said, there is a learning curve. For best results, apply a very thin, even layer over the area and keep your face completely still until it dries fully. Ensure the area is CLEAN first (I apply my moisturizer, then swipe back over areas to cover with micellar and hypochlorus). Rushing the application step or moving your face too soon will compromise the finish. Once it’s dry, apply makeup gently over it. If you’re too agressive with the product or makeup application, you’re probably going to have a bad time. Pro tip: wipe off the applicator after each use and wipe again with 70% ethanol to keep it in great condition.

Originally posted on sephora.com

NEED as a barrier for makeup to PREVENT ACNE

My forehead breaks out when I wear foundation or concealer. But I wear makeup to cover up the hyperpigmentation left behind by the acne. It does not matter what foundation/concealer I try or how clean my brushes/sponge are. So I started applying this all over my forehead, almost like a thin layer of primer, then spot color correcting and spot concealing my dark spots. I do not apply any makeup near the "edges" of where I applied the product, or else it will start to peel up. Then I just set it with powder. Since doing this, I have gotten no new acne flares and can still cover up the hyperpigmentation! Its a win-win!

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