Baby Skin - I don't think so

Maybelline baby skin - instant pore eraser

Brilliant product or overhyped?

I recently jumped on the bandwagon of getting Maybelline's baby skin instant pore eraser. I was really looking forward to using this after hearing so many good things about this product, with it being compared to see many other "hyped" primers such as Benefits' POREfessional. I have never used a primer that claims to erase the appearance of pores before so was very excited.

I applied after cleansing toning and moisturising my face just before I was about to put my make-up on. I don't think it did actually made a difference. I certainly couldn't really tell it seemed to add a weird shine to my face. But I wanted to keep trying it because so many people had hyped the product so I assumed I wasn't using it correctly. Because it claimed to erase the appearance of pores instantly I started to begin to think I could see a difference. Maybe it did blur the appearance of pores mostly slightly around my nose area, but not a massive dramatic change. I think the worst thing was that when I use this product my make up won't stay on my face. I Noticed even after powdering my face that my foundation are sliding around my face. I don't know if this is because it is silicon based? Considering I have dry skin it is very rare that my skin will appear oily however this product made my skin look really oily. Definitely wouldn't buy again. However I think this would work differently on different people because of all the mixed reviews so maybe it is worth a try.

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Jasia

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