How much primer should be used at a time? What's the matter with rubbing mud?

Primer is not suitable for the whole face. It only needs to be applied on key areas. So how much primer should be used at a time? What should I do if I rub mud when using primer?

Generally, you only need to use a soybean-sized amount of primer at a time. Apply it on the upper, middle, lower and two cheeks first, and then pat it open. If you use too much at a time, it will easily lead to unnatural or even muddy appearance.

The skin may rub mud after using primer because you applied too much, or did not give it enough time to be absorbed by the skin, or you applied it in the wrong way. Many people have experienced the phenomenon of skin rubbing mud after applying primer. The reason for the mudding may be that too much primer is applied, resulting in the remaining amount not being absorbed by the skin when it evens out the skin tone, or that the skin is not given enough time to absorb the primer, resulting in other makeup rubbing mud after applying.

Yes. Primer is mainly used before applying makeup. Most of them are white and milky, but some are transparent. Primer can modify enlarged pores, dullness, uneven skin tone, etc., and make the skin appear naturally shiny. Before applying primer, you can use eye cream as an eye base, or apply a hydrating eye mask. Only when the skin around the eyes is well hydrated will makeup not easily come off.

First, the difference in texture: Liquid foundation is liquid powder, while primer is lotion texture.

Second, the ingredients are different. Primer contains many antioxidant ingredients and nutrients, while liquid foundation contains titanium dioxide, zinc stearate and other ingredients.

Third, the difference in efficacy. The function of liquid foundation is to cover blemishes and contour, while the function of primer is to moisturize the skin.

Fourth, the methods of use are different. Primer can be applied topically, while liquid foundation is generally used on the face.