There’s a small chance the products might react and cause it to ball up. To avoid pilling, make your you test your primer with your moisturizers and sunscreen before you apply it to your face. If you wear sunscreen (and you should!), primer can be applied after it. Primers are to be applied after your last step in skincare and before makeup. Remember, you don’t need a whole lot of primer for it to get the job done. However, instead of being a product con, I find this to be a pro because oftentimes I tend to squeeze way more than what I actually need and end up throwing away the excess. I find that out of all my primers, this one requires a bit of muscle to get out. As stated in my Aritaum Pore Master Sebum Control Primer review, the No-Sebum Blur is difficult to dispense. This primer like many others comes in a tube and has a screw on cap. The inclusion of Jeju natural minerals and mint ingredients help with your skin’s oil and water balance. The No-Sebum Blur Primer is formulated with Jeju Green Persimmon Extract to reduce the appearance of pores. Phenoxyethanol poses a moderate risk but according to what I looked up, it doesn’t seem to pose any significant harm to the skin. Other ingredients that were highlighted as fair were Cyclopentasiloxane (another silicone that helps with smoothing and is water repellent) and Titanium Dioxide. This primer also includes fragrance which could potentially irritate those with sensitive skin. Dimethicone tops the list but it’s not surprising as it helps to fill in pores and assist with creating that smooth texture for makeup to glide on top of. If you are looking for a silicone-free primer, you’ll have to skip this one. The directions and ingredients come in English on one side of the packaging. I usually keep this primer in my makeup bag and it’s already picked up a few marks here and there from coming into contact with the other products.Ī blurring primer that covers pores and fine lies for a smooth skin texture

However, as you can see, this light color makes it very obvious to wear and tear.

So are you in dire need of some dramatic pore blurring and oil control? Or perhaps something to keep your makeup looking fresh throughout the day? Innisfree No-Sebum Blur Primer claims to put your worries to rest by offering you some major blurring action along with sebum control.Ĭurrent and previous users of the No-Sebum Blur Primer might notice that the packaging has changed. If you’ve recently used it, let me know how you like it. I won’t be surprised if it’s had a formula upgrade as most Innisfree’s steady sellers do- I won’t attempt to compare the two. I actually had to revisit my review to read about my experience in 2013. To be honest, I don’t remember a whole lot about it since it was a good 6 years ago.

At this point, I have enough to probably last me til the end of next year.Ī long time ago, I used Innisfree No-Sebum Mineral Primer. I don’t plan on investing in any more primers because I hold myself accountable for every purchase I make and everything must be emptied. Luckily, this should be the last of it, for this year anyway. I love them but I’ve been talking about them too much. I’m determined to clear this one out of my drafts. I’m hoping my first and last cup of coffee for the day will help me power through this. Some reviews basically write themselves, while others have me downing tons of caffeine and staring at my laptop screen for hours drawing nothing but blanks.

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