💡 Lid Lock Up Eyeshadow Primer: COVERGIRL's Clear-Solution for Long-lasting Eye Makeup (0.06 Pound) Review

I have oily skin so eye primer is a must to keep the eyeshadow from rolling. I used to use Urban Decay but found it difficult to pay more than $25 for it. I found this Covergirl twist while searching online for a cheaper yet effective alternative and it was awesome! I would even go so far as to say that it is more effective than UD and keeps my eyeshadows wrinkle-free longer. And for less than half the price I paid before. (Pictured are my eyeshadows after 12 hours of wear - no greasing or…

Some weird foundation. I love it 90% of the time and my eyeshadows really last all day. But for some reason, when I use darker eyeshadows, there's just an area at the outer corner of my eye where the shadows don't fill in or blend. I assume this applies to all shadows, it's just that it's more noticeable on the darker ones. My guess is that the primer just isn't working well on all parts of the lid. I've also found that it's best to apply the base color right after the primer while it's still…

DUDE. This little thing is a lid saver in my opinion. I have very oily eyelids. I've always had trouble finding a super long lasting eyeliner that wouldn't transfer onto my eyelids, never been able to fix cut lines for more than 20 minutes, etc. The photo I've attached is after a FULL day at work. It's almost 12! wearing hours. (You can tell how oily my forehead has gotten 😅) No eyeliner transfer, no fallout, the color still mostly blends in where I want it. BIG IMPORTANT! After hesitating, I…

I've been trying this primer for a few months now and it's going to be one of my favorites! For reference, I've also used these eyeshadow primers extensively: Milani, Urban Decay Primer Potion, Wet n' Wild Photofocus, and Lorac. The Cover Girl foundation has a stickier/tackier texture than others I've tried, dries and applies with a stick applicator. This is by far the most durable and smudge proof foundation I have ever used! As well as testing it on my eyes for everyday use, I also put some…

I've always looked at the Too Faced Eyeshadow Primer. I just can't bring myself to spend that kind of money on a primer. I know I'm cheap but I believe you can look just as good with a cheaper product and some skill. One review suggested letting it dry longer and applying base shadow first to get the best possible results. So of course I had to experiment. For the first application I let it dry for as long as I let the previous foundation dry and then immediately applied the colored eyeshadows.