glo's Block Priming: Personalising your Makeup Primer

March 10, 2017

We all know about multi-masking, but what about multi-priming? Sometimes a single makeup primer might not work for your whole face. For example, for your T-Zone, you may need a primer for oily skin but this may be too mattifying for others areas like your cheeks. Which is why we've come up with glo's signature Block Priming Technique. Prime like a pro and get your base absolutely perfect, ready for foundation. Follow our makeup primer guide below and watch our demo application to pick the best glo-minerals makeup primer for different block segments. Multi-priming has never been so easy.

Forehead

• Visible shine and/or pores: Mattifying Primer
• Light, mid-day shine; hyperpigmentation: Tinted Primer SPF 30
• Dryness; visible expression lines: Tinted Primer SPF 30 or Face Primer

Nose

• Shine, congestion/blackheads, visible pores: Mattifying Primer
• Little to no shine or visible pores, freckles: Tinted Primer SPF 30
• Little to no shine or visible pores: Face Primer

Chin

• Shine, congestion/blackheads: Mattifying Primer
• Little to no shine or visible pores: Tinted Primer SPF 30 or Face Primer
• Expression lines around the mouth: Face Primer or Under Eye Primer

Cheeks

• Visible shine and/or pores, light acne scarring: Mattifying Primer
• Little to no shine or pores; hyperpigmentation: Tinted Primer SPF 30
• No shine; uneven texture or expression lines: Face Primer

Eyes

• Any level of oil production, prior to any eyeshadow application: Shadow Primer
• Dryness, expression lines: Under Eye Primer

Watch a demo application if you prefer something visual!

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