L'Oreal Paris Nude Magique blur cream

Primer is one of those steps it's hard to get right, you need to find something that makes a difference but doesn't cost the earth, something that makes your base sit better, last longer but doesn't break you out and they aren't that easy to come across and budget friendly ones are even harder to find, but have I found the answer to all your priming problems?

Packaging

There are many blur creams on the market, ranging from budget prices, like the product I'm going to be talking about today, and the higher end versions such as porefessional from benefit, and they all aim to do the same thing, blur pores and imperfections to give your skin a velvet smooth finish to apply your base makeup on to. 

The nude magic blur cream does have a slight upside that others don't as it is retailed as having a bit of a tint to to it, honestly though the tint is hardly there and I would go as far as it wouldn't matter which out of the two colour options you bought for your skin they would both sit quite nicely. 

The light to meduim primer swatched on my hand 

This is still a good product though, its packed full of silicone so you will get that perfect base as it fills pored like nothing I've ever seen, all of my foundations seem to sit well on this and it is possible to wear this alone on a good skin day to simply give yourself that flawless look. 

The product is available for £9.99 from boots retailers and I honestly think it is well worth the money, the results are easy to see and I do notice if I apply my base without this that my skin just doesn't look perfected as much as if I use this before hand. It also doesn't break me out providing you properly clean your face afterwards but that is the same with any product where is actually sits inside your pores to cover them up. Overall though I would say if you need a primer on a budget it might be worth giving this one a go. 

You can get the primer here

Until next time... 
Love Kim x