Laura Geller Spackle Treatment Even Tone Make-Up Primer Review

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Laura Geller Spackle Treatment Even Tone Make-Up Primer

Every face can benefit by using a primer. Even though I pride myself on having a nice complexion, I still have issues to deal with such as a few creases and the universal problem of pores where foundation likes to settle.  Therefore, I always like to prime for the added beautifying effect as well as the ability a quality product has to keep my face looking fresher longer.

Recently, I received a tube of Laura Geller’s Spackle Treatment Even Tone Make-Up Primer to put to the test.  This product is more water-based than heavy on silicones like many primers and meant to rest on the face like a second skin.  It also is infused with plenty of beneficial ingredients for hydration and skin care that are advertised to fade dark spots over time.  This two-oz. tube retails for $32.

Once I gave my moisturizer some time to settle into my skin, I went to prep my face with my Spackle Treatment.  I really loved the fact that this had a pale, gleaming peach tint that was designed to work for all skin tones. I found the texture is more gel like in consistency than any cream.  This stuff blended wonderfully into my skin and left a soft glow.

Also, this product sets without a long wait before it dries.  It was about a half minute and I was ready to finish my makeup.  My foundation seemed to glide on that much more easily.  At the same time, the Spackle managed to hide all evidence of pores.  

Something else that excited me was how the light coming through this product could steer eyes away from more noticeable problems like highlighter.  Being so, I dabbed just a tad more near my laugh lines and just to the sides of my eyes to help distract from under eye darkness, especially now with my allergies in full bloom.

Furthermore, my makeup held up like a champ without failing on me through the hours of my day.  Thanks to Spackle, my foundation didn’t seem to migrate to my creases, cause me to look greasy or disappear, which equates a good primer to me.  

If you’re looking for a quality primer, do check Laura Geller Spackle Treatment Even Tone Make-Up Primer because it can give you that facial perfection that might have escaped you until now.  Try it and I’m sure that you’ll agree once you do!

Review: Tatcha Silken Pore Perfecting Sunscreen SPF 35

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Tatcha made a beautiful presentation in how their product arrived for this review.

It’s common knowledge that the sun is your skin’s number one enemy when it comes to anti-aging and leaving you vulnerable to skin cancer.  Unless you’re protected and wearing some form of sunscreen every day, then you could be inviting trouble.

With Tatcha’s recently launched new Silken Pore Perfecting Sunscreen SPF 35, your complexion is in good hands with how this facial formula can help beautify skin's texture and act as your makeup primer while also safeguarding from those damaging wrinkle causing UVA and UVB rays.  

Tatcha Silken Pore Perfecting Sunscreen SPF 35

The consistency of this product was creamy and thick.  When I applied, this sunscreen went wonderfully into my skin without feeling heavy or looking greasy as many others can often leave a face. In the past, I have had trouble with some sunscreens irritating my skin, but this product that was free of mineral oil, aminobenzoic acid, homosalate, oxybenzone or octinoxate, was also very gentle.   Instead, my skin felt more moisturized and toned from the look of my smaller pores.  

I never tried any Tatcha products until this one, but I really liked it.  Tatcha Silken Pore Perfecting Sunscreen SPF 35 is ($68) at the company’s website and made an ideal introduction to their products.  Do your face a favor and try it!