Can the primer be applied directly on the face? Can the primer be washed off with facial cleanser?

Under normal circumstances, the primer can last for eight hours, but this is not certain. It depends on your skin type and the environment you live in. So can the primer be applied directly on the face? Can the primer be washed off with a facial cleanser?

No. Primer cannot be applied directly to the face, otherwise it may cause damage to the skin. The correct steps are to clean the face first, then apply toner, lotion or day cream, and then apply primer. Generally, purple primer is suitable for yellowish skin; white primer is suitable for sisters with dark complexion; natural color is the closest to skin color, so it is suitable for people with normal skin color; yellow primer is used to correct uneven skin color.

The primer cannot be completely washed off with a facial cleanser. After using the primer, you must use a professional makeup remover to remove the makeup. Simply using a facial cleanser will not be enough to remove it. The primer not only contains sunscreen and isolation ingredients, but also some color powder. Facial cleansers cannot completely remove the primer.

Isolation cream itself is a protective external isolation product. It will not cause any harm to the skin if used normally and cleaned in time. However, if you apply isolation cream every day and do not remove makeup in time or remove makeup incompletely, it will cause certain harm. Because isolation cream also contains cosmetic ingredients, if makeup is not removed in time, it will cause clogged pores, dull skin tone, acne and other problems.

After using basic skin care steps such as lotion, lotion, essence, and cream, take a small amount of primer in the palm of your hand, and then use your fingers to evenly apply it to the outside of your face. Pay attention to applying it between the hairline and the face. After applying, gently pat your face with your palm to make the primer fit on the facial skin, which also helps the primer to form a layer of isolation film on the skin.