LAURA GELLER NEW YORK Spackle Primer - Ethereal Rose Glow - Super-Size 2 Fl Oz - Hyaluronic Acid Makeup Primer for Mature Skin

This product is great! I can just apply this on most days without the need for any other foundation

This is a great primer. I like it the most of all that I’ve tried.

I thought this would be more hydrating than it is. I simply use a touch of face moisturizer to mix with it and BANG!, I am transformed into a “hottie”.

Product delivers!

I have used a dozen and more primers, always looking for The One. The closest I've found to being perfect are Benefit Pore Professional, which is ridiculously expensive or Tarte Shape Tape primer, which I catch on sale now and then. I had high hopes for something called Spackle Primer, as I have large pores and the fine lines now that I'm in my 40s. My skin is patchy red in places, cheeks and chin mostly. I tend to have combination skin, oily in the T-zone, somewhat normal to dry elsewhere. I don't have a primer that's supposed to help make the skin glow in my primer arsenal, so I took a chance on Champagne Glow rather than just the normal primer. I thought maybe it might be good for a date night make-up base.I have to say, despite getting it half off in price and the huge generous size (2 oz when most primers are 1 oz or less), I am pretty disappointed in it. All it does is makes my face and fingertips glittery. My skin doesn't glow...it sparkles like there's gold pixie dust blown on it. It does nothing to cover or shrink the look of the pores or fine lines. My makeup does not noticeably glide on smoother nor does it last longer. So in short, it does nothing you need for it to do when you wear primer as a base for your make-up. I don't know how the normal Spackle Primer works in comparison, if its formulation is better, but for me I'd say skip the Glow formulations. I certainly won't buy this one again. It's only too bad I now have SO MUCH of it.

Love how it makes my face look and feel

Laura Geller Spackle is one of the best I’ve tried.Excellent product

I say wait for it…to dry. The spackle is a thin film that goes on wet and shiny but wait for it to dry, to turn matte, to create a base for foundation or powder.