Prime Lab Up to 24H Redness Eraser Face Primer Infused with Niacinamide to Reduce Face Redness and Extend Makeup Wear, 1.01 Fl Oz

Edit: I keep coming back to this product. I think I've been using for like 5 years now? This product is my bread and butter for my daily use. It works best on clean dry skin. This is NOT for full coverage to all the girls saying it doesn't cover redness. It does, but if you're looking for NO redness you must use makeup on top or combine products. This maybe covers like 40% redness? Enough to make it look super natural and also smoothes your skin as well. I've used quite a few redness erasers and found they're too thick, or do nothing. This one is a nice balance between. I also wait a few minutes to see results. I have super sensitive skin and can turn red from just something rubbing it lightly, so waiting for it to settle down also shows the full results after a few minutes. Been using this product for more than a year now! Hope they never discontinue. I'm pale and have a natural redness to most my face, I've used so many products to erase redness and this is the only product I've found that does the job well, does not feel heavy, does not clog pores, does not dry skin out, or create extra oil. It goes on smoothly and well but does dry quickly so you have to move fast. It seeps in well for a smooth look on clean skin, but don't use too much or else you'll have a green tint or streaked lines if you don't work them out enough. I apply with my fingers for quick work so I'm not sure how it applies with brush or sponge. And you can use under makeup.

Love this product.

If you have Croatia older skin, this worked for me didn’t overdrive my skin. It controlled the redness. L’Oreal did not disappoint in this product.

I have very pink very pale skin and have been on the hunt for a true green color corrector that isn’t too yellow and doesn’t have incapsulated “color shifting” pigments. This is that product. It’s a cool-toned green so it won’t pull yellow on cool toned skin and doesn’t shift color at all when applied. It sits a little dry on acne but otherwise doesn’t seem too drying. I have a lot of acne and it tends to make it peel in a way i’m not fond of but overall a great product.

As a very pale woman of the over fifty variety, I find it can often be challenging to find primers and foundations that agree with my ghostly beauty. I prefer keeping things very natural looking, so color correctors have to walk a very fine line. I did discover it's possible to use too much of this and acquire a green undertone. That speaks for how pigmented it is, because I have a pale olive undertone. If I use just the smallest amount on my cheeks and nose where I need it mostly, I find it works really well. I do moisturize beforehand because I have dry skin. I tend to wear mineral powder foundations and do not find this to look bad beneath them. It does s really good job. Especially for the price. No, it doesn't completely cover the redness, but I think that's a positive thing. Skin as pale as mine looks strange when all color is removed from it. This perfects things just enough. In fact, if a natural lady like myself, this, a tinted balm, and a pretty finishing powder is plenty for a quick out the door look. I have texture from decades of butterfly rashes and it does not emphasize the texture as long as I'm conscious of a little going a long way. If you go hog wild applying it, it's going to show. Kind of like how it's obvious when people paint on their concealer whether they like to admit it or not. A little goes a long way.