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What is a primer? A primer is the base of your makeup. The term primer comes from the English "to prime," which means "to prepare" or "to prime." A primer usually has a light, serum-like consistency and spreads easily.
It is applied to the face before foundation and extends the wear time of your makeup. Additionally, a primer conceals small wrinkles, redness, or enlarged pores and makes the complexion look smooth and even.
A primer is usually transparent and not tinted. Some primers contain shimmer particles to give the complexion an extra glow. Primers come in serum or cream form, but facial oils can also have a priming, smoothing effect.
So if you want to create long-lasting makeup with fine details, you should consider using a primer. Many makeup artists and professionals prime every look this way.
Besides primers for facial skin, there are special primers for the eye area. Eye primers make eyeshadows and similar products last longer and can prevent smudging or settling into the crease. Some concealers, such as the concealer from Shamanic, also do a great job as eye primers.