I was given this for free when I purchased a few products from my local pharmacy, this is something I wouldn't normally purchase as my pores aren't very large. I have a few small pores on the tops of my cheeks that are visible to the eye and a few fine lines under my eyes.
The tube it comes in looks very cheap, I would easily mistake this for something non makeup related if I didn't know, it looks similar to a few glues I have in my craft cupboard.
The formula is very thick, a bit frightening when you first squeeze out the contents, but once it applies on to your face it just melts into your skin. I like to apply this on to the exposed pores and on to the under eyes. It fills the pores quickly and makes the lines under my eyes less visible. I normally use the left over product thats left on my hands to rub over my face. Every where the primer touches it creates this smooth base.
I notice a big difference when applying foundation, it glides on so easily and covers nicely. It helps my makeup stay on all day but I do notice that where Ive applied the majority of the primer (pores and under eyes) it begins to get oily towards the end of the day.
I would repurchase this, I was very surprised with the results. I hope they change the packaging in the future though.
I use this primer a lot, been a staple of mine for some time.
It's a bit heavier than some primers available, but I thats what I like about it. Also it is super easy to apply and spread out. (: I have pretty bad acne in general and a lot of acne scarring on my cheeks- This primer helps to smooth out my big pores and acne scarring, and it makes my skin feel so silky and soft! Feels way nicer than other primers I have tried.
It also seems to help keep my makeup in place for most of the day, even though I have oily skin and my face sweats a lot during summer!
Maybe not necessary for people with great skin, but if you have acne, acne scarring, or large pores, I would defintely recommend you try this! I totally notice the difference.
Tips: I tend to layer it on a tiny bit thicker in my real problem areas (i.e. my cheeks) and then just smooth it out evenly over the rest of my face.