Thank Me Later Eye Primer - Long-Lasting, Eyeshadow Primer Base for Oily Lids & Crease-Free Wear - Smudge-Proof, Lightweight, Cruelty-Free - 10g

I’m used to being disappointed by products that other people rave about, but this is not the case here. This is by far the best eyelid primer I have ever used. My eyeshadow truly stays in place all day long, with ZERO creasing. Normally after a few hours my eyelid crease is full of eyeshadow and most of it has rubbed off of my lid, but with this primer it doesn’t budge. I’m actually shocked. After 10 hours it’s still exactly how it was when I first applied it. Usually around 12 hours is when it finally starts to wear off a bit but the fact I can work all day and still have flawless eyeshadow is insane! I absolutely love this stuff and am a customer for life. I also have to praise how it feels, because it’s not sticky or dry like other primers I’ve used. It almost feels a little oily but it goes on super smoothly and you only need a tiny bit. It doesn’t feel tight or dry and it didn’t inhibit the blending abilities. I have nothing to improve upon, this is genuinely fantastic.

Excellent, especially since I have sensitive, dry eyes. Additionally, my eyelids are strewn with veins. This eyelid primer starts with a blank slate. Additionally, eye shadow no longer "powders" down, onto my face: the concealer grab it like a magnet, making it "super simple" to apply evenly, even me with arthritis & poor eyesight! I wish I'd known about this sooner! Also, I purposely do not wear "waterproof", and this eyelid concealer slides off with my makeup remover. No creases, stays "put" all day, great product!

I've been using this product for several years now. It creates the perfect no-smudge base for eye makeup. The product is a bit pricy, so I don't use it every day. I mostly use waterproof cosmetics around my eyes, so I don't have a huge need for a primer. But when I want my eye make up to last through almost anything, I'll bust this product out. The product is small, but a tiny bit goes a long way. In fact, you want to be careful not to apply too much of the product. I've found that an ultra thin layer usually works and feels the best. I apply a tiny amount to my eye lids, then use my finger to dab it around the area above my eyes. (Top lash line all the way up to the bottom of my brows.) Then I blend it all in using my fingers. I usually wait about 3-4 minutes to let this primer dry before applying cosmetics. I think it dries quicker than that, but I just like to be sure. This primer elevates even my crappiest eye shadows. I mean absolute junk kinda of eyeshadows. Everything applies much smoother. Colors are more vibrant and predictable. All powdery products are instantly anchored in place. Creamy and liquid products set at their usual time. I use a lot less of other products when I apply them over this primer. The one negative I have is that you have to be careful when applying very creamy, gel, or liquid products over this primer. I've tried applying a liquid eyeshadow over it before. I let a blob of the eyeshadow sit in place for too long (maybe 30 seconds) before attempting to blend it out. It seemed to have weakened the primer underneath so that that spot was lifted off when I blended the color around. But this is why it's important to let the product fully dry before applying anything else and to work quickly with any "wet" type of products you put on top of it. Also, I might be running into this issue bc I use some seriously water-proof cosmetics. They might be formulated with similar ingredients as this primer, which is why they're able to break it down when left on too long. (Kind of like how nail polish remover/acetone is able to dissolve dry nail polish, which is essentially acetone with color.) I always use waterproof liquid eyeliner with this primer. (Usually NYX, Maybelline, Clio, or Heroine Make brush tipped pens.) I've never had issues with applying my liner over this primer. All liners seemed very compatible. This primer will keep my makeup in place through just about anything. Moisture and liquids - as long as I don't rub my eyes while they're wet and I only blot them dry. Intense heat and sweating. Crazy wind and roller coasters. Touching and light to medium contact while dry. Sebum/natural face oil. My eye makeup will look the same as when I applied it a whole day and a half later. It's THAT good. I don't use this primer right below my eye because it seems a bit too strong for that. I don't like the way it feels in that area. It's almost drying. You'll need to make sure the area you apply this primer to is intact and not dried out. If you have any flakiness or dry patches on your skin, this primer will actually make it more noticable.

Okay -- I almost threw this eye primer out, but I'm sure glad I didn't! I finally figured out how to make this work for my skin/issues and I keep checking mirrors wondering when my eye makeup will inevitably crease, and it doesn't! Find my 'how-to' below... Backstory -- Months ago I had a birthday and decided my present to myself would be spending more time/money on makeup which led to spending more time/ money on skincare. Admittedly, I am newer as far as experience, but because of the benefits of youtube, I have learned so much from experts and self-taught alike and am likely at least intermediate status now, hehe. However, despite many good tips for partially hooded/oily eyes like mine, nothing worked. Whether it's a light dabbing of foundation, or powder, or eye powder/ cream/ glitter, within an hour at most my eyes will have long lines in my crease and makeup on the lid has stuck to the higher hooded cave, etc. I was beginning to feel like I could only opt out or constantly dab out the little shimmer I had on my lid (I love shimmers!). But then, I put a few tips from a few sources together and it works, over and over again, it works! My eyes don't crease to my astonishment! Here's what I do for successful non-creasing makeup on partial hooded and moderately oily eyes: 1. Avoid skincare on eye (skin) real estate, start with a clean canvas. However, I'm not going to forgo the uber important skin health protector sunscreen, so I do still use this on skin around my eyes. (Keep in mind I'm using Korean spf 50 ordered off Amazon by P.Calm - it's amazing and throw's all older generation spf's out of the water (feels like light quick absorbing lotion, no sting, primes makeup, not oily, perfection! If you haven't tried a newer generation spf for your face - do yourself an amazing favor and look for one from J or K-beauty brands NOW!) 2. After ~15minutes to allow spf absorption and dry down, take a blotting tissue or equivalent (I use kim wipes) and thoroughly blot your lids, eyelashes, skin up to brow. (I'm also venturing into doing the same for my under eyes which always crease as well, but haven't done enough to stand by the method.) 3. Squeeze a ~1/2in line of ThankMeLater eye primer onto index finger (they say smaller than a pea, but essentially enough to lightly coat the eye area), then I dab primer onto the other index finger to spread evenly between both fingers, and then I dab this onto my eyes, up into my crease, and all the way up to my brows. It has a light pink/corrective color about it, and on my fair/light skin it just gently evens out the darkness under my skin. Wait ~3-5minutes until primer is fully dry and not tacky. 4. I then go in again with the blotting tissue over the area to remove any moisture/oil that may remain. Finally, use a small fluffy brush, swirl and tap multiple times in translucent powder (I'm liking e.l.f.'s HD powder right now) to fill with powder but not excess, and thoroughly dust all over lids, crease, up to brows. 5. Do your eye makeup! 6. Finish with a matte setting spray (I'm liking the e.l.f. blue light mist), I do this after all makeup is done, but it's possible an under and over eye shadow set spray could be effective. I haven't done anything to wild yet, but I'm used to even a tiny smudge of cream colored shimmer or powder eye liner working its way up/melting and creasing up between my lids and hoods, and it doesn't happen with this method and this eye primer! I'm so amazed, because I've tried pieces of this plan to no avail, and I had convinced myself I just can't wear eye makeup. Also, this is so great, it works alone to just have evened-out complexion on the eyes and/or for a very modest light matte powder or highlight type shimmer, which is what I do most days! Hope this helps someone out there! Hope this also reminds us all to not hastily reject a product for skincare or makeup -- I'm a perfect example -- get some advice, educate yourself, experiment, and maybe you'll find the product wasn't a waste. I seriously tried this primer 5 times and it smudged and creased to the point that I thought it's worse to use the primer than not, but I just hadn't figured out what worked for me yet :) Thank YOU Elizabeth Mott Thank me later eye primer!

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'Thank Me Later (あとで感謝してね)' の名の通り、アイシャドウが長時間全くヨレない！ 私はhooded eye(いわゆる二重)なので、スモーキーアイをすると、いつもシワの部分でヨレてしまいますが、このプライマーを少量塗布して、きちんと乾かしてからアイシャドウを乗せると発色も持ちも、ものすごくいいです。 このプライマーを塗布して最長8時間過ごしましたが、メイクを落とすのがもったいないくらいにずっと持ちます。鏡の前で「本当だ！ありがとう！」と思いました。 一回の使用量がすごく少ないので、すぐには無くなりそうもないですが、なくなったらまたこれを買います。

Radical pour s'assurer que son eyeliner tienne toute la soirée. Creme douce qui ne laisse pas de traces ou film blanchâtre.

Eye shadow stay long