Wonderglow - primer

Honestly I don't go in for primer and this isn;' exactly a "primer" in my opinion as it isn't doing anything to prep the face for make-up by hiding pores or creating a bas to help make-up stick. It's out there on it's own as a stand-alone product, but it does create a lovely luminized finish. I tried it in a CT sample and fell inlove with it, it just brings life back to the face and isn't greasy or glittery. I've been using it a while now, mainly on nights out and it creates that lit from within healthy look. You have to use it sparingly but it's a lovely grown- up way to get light reflecting without having to highlight cheek-bones with flaky powders using setting-spray and highlighter like a youtuber. This is just a much nicer, more grown up and sophisticated way to do "glow-on-the-go". i pop this on after my moisturizer , and sometimes wear with foundation or sometimes just wear it alone. I can't imagine why anybody wouldn't like this stuff. It's not going to make you gleam with super high-shine but healthy faces really aren't supposed to have mirror shine to them. it is really pricey for what it is but CT does use good ingredients so I guess that's why, and it's probably the nicest liquid product for creating this effect.It kind of reminds me of an old revlon product called skinlights that i had as a teenager, that was drug-store and much cheaper and created a similar effect but it was also thicker and probably contained pore-clogging ingredients . I think i'll likey repurchase I'll just be savvy and wait for it to be on sale