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You should wait about 1–2 minutes after applying primer to allow it to set and create a smooth base for makeup.

Yes, a primer can be worn alone for a smooth, glowing finish, helping to blur imperfections for a natural, polished look without foundation.

A hydrating primer offers several benefits:

Preps skin for makeup: Creates a smooth, moisturized base for even makeup application, preventing dryness or flakiness.

Boosts moisture: Adds hydration to dry skin, helping to maintain a plump appearance, preventing makeup from clinging to dry patches.

Improves makeup longevity: Hydrated skin helps makeup last longer, helping to reduce settling into fine lines.

Glowing finish: Hydrating primers gives a refreshed, dewy look, adding a natural, glassy glow like Glaze It.

Filling in pores and fine lines: Primers with smoothing ingredients such as glycerin blur the appearance of large pores and fine lines, making the skin appear smoother.

Creating an even surface: Primers provide a velvety or glazey even layer that smooths rough patches, helping makeup apply evenly and last longer.

Minimizing imperfections: Helps to creates a barrier that prevents makeup from settling into lines and textured areas.

Improves Adhesion: A good primer helps makeup adhere better, allowing it to stay in place without sliding or sinking into pores, leading to a more polished, smooth appearance.

Apply primer after your skincare routine, but before makeup. Here's the ideal order:

Cleanser: Start with a clean face.

Essence: Helps balance and prep skin.

Serum: Apply targeted treatments or serums (e.g., radiance, fine lines).

Moisturizer: Hydrate skin for better makeup application.

Sunscreen: Always apply sunscreen during day before any makeup.

Primer: The final step before applying makeup.