Corrects Redness Superprimer Face Primer Corrects Redness
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: A primer that smoothes and corrects skin with a lightweight, oil-free formula. What it does: It corrects a range of concerns while prepping the face for makeup application and wear. How to use: For best results, apply after Clinique's 3-Step system. Smooth over the entire face or where needed with fingertips or a makeup sponge before applying foundation. Pro tips: Primer is great for creating a smooth, even canvas prior to foundation application. Choose the one that fits your needs, or if you're just looking for a great foundation prep, try the Universal Primer. It's translucent, too, so you could even wear it alone. You can layer the primers, but if you're looking to remedy multiple skin concerns, it's best to use a primer to address one issue and foundation to address the other- 100% fragrance-free- Allergy tested
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