Garnier Miracle Skin Perfector
Being a huge foundation lover I wasn’t sure
how to feel about BB cream, I wanted to try it out but felt that there was no-way it
would ever replace that part of my make-up routine. You get 3 1.5ml sachets in a shade of your choice
– I chose light as I am quite pale and didn’t want it affecting the shade of my
make-up when trying it as a primer.
Garnier seems to have led the way for the
UK highstreet BB market and I do think they present a really nice product. It
has a really light consistency (it’s main ingredient is infact aqua) and is
very easy to apply and blend, the tiny samples went surprisingly far. The
packaging lists numerous supposed uses for it and if you have naturally
beautiful skin I would definitely suggest trying this as it would give a nice
natural glow, with a slight coverage. My skin is a bit more on the damaged side
so I was surprised that coverage-wise I could just about get away with it.
However, for all day wear-and-tear I wouldn’t trust it to keep me
appearing blemish free.
As a primer it works nicely to maintain the
fresh-faced appearance and helps to blend the foundation easier meaning you
actually apply less. It would probably also work as a touch-up product for when
you’re going to be out all day (I think I’m probably going to keep one of the
sachets in my handbag for emergencies). The only downside to the product is
that it does feel a bit sticky for a while, If you have oily skin as it is I’d
probably avoid this.
Whilst I did love the product I’m not
completely sold on its necessity in my make-up routine and at £10 for 30ml,
there are things higher up my ‘to purchase’ list. I was a bit cheeky and
figured that since Korea is cited as the founder of these creams I may as well
try one out from there. I have one working its way over as we speak thanks to
the wonder of eBay! If you fancy giving this product a go you can get your
sample pack here. Enjoy!
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