Urban Decay Primer Potion

Does your eyeshadow ever crease on you? Do you find that the beautiful eye-look you created gets destroyed in a matter of hours because you have oily eyelids? Boy have I got a product for you ladies (or gents!)! Click the "Read More" link to read my Urban Decay Primer Potion review and reasons why you should buy it STAT!

Name: Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion

Price (USD): $18.00 for (0.34 oz) or $29.00 for (0.85 oz) 

Purchase Locations: Sephora, Ulta, www.sephora.com, www.ulta.com

Cons: packaging is a bit weird and unnecessarily bulky, kind of pricey for the amount of product you get

Pros: absolutely crease-less, a little goes a long way, ... JUST FANTASTIC!

Rating (1=worst, 10=best): 10

Overall Say/Summary: I experience the absolute worse when it comes to eyeshadow creasing. This is partly because of my eye shape; my crease fold is very deep and makes it easier for shadows to migrate. My other problem is my eyelids are very oily and therefore eyeshadows are more susceptible to migration on my eyes. I really have tried everything from a homemade mixture of MAC's glycerin based eye primer to using MAC'S paint pot. MAC's paint pot works on me, but only for a limited amount of time. I usually experience creasing after about 4 hours with the paint point. That's great and all but I want something that lasts all day and that's exactly what I get with Urban Decay's Primer Potion. It's formula is smooth and buttery, thanks to the silicone in it. Basically, it feels like a face primer, but for your eyelids. If you blend it right and don't over apply, the formula is really invisible. It goes on white-ish but blends into your skin like a charm if you take a few seconds to pat it in and let it dry. It really helped my eyeshadow stay on all day. I even put it through humid weather, a workout, and even the shower and it still had my eyeshadow going! I have to note though, I use two layers of this stuff per eye. You're typically supposed to only use one layer but I found that with one layer, I still get a teeny tiny amount of creasing so I double up. The only downfall of this product is that with two layers, blending the second layer of primer is going to cause primer product build up and therefore you should be careful. I would start off with one layer and then work my way to two if only necessary!

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