Thank Me Later Color Correcting Face Primer, 30g | Neutralizes Redness, Evens Skin Tone, Makeup Primer, Long-Wearing Makeup,Cruelty-Free

This was supposed to be a “skin friendly product” and got it after reading all the good reviews.I used this for a few days and my face broke out, wasn’t sure if it was because of this. I stopped using it for a week or so and my face calmed down. Then tried using it again and now my face is a complete mess, pimples and whiteheads everywhere.

Great primer and really helps cancel out redness! It also helps with oil control as I have combination skin and really keeps my foundation in place!

Works really well to cover up redness on cheeks. The cream is not to heavy.

I am actually very pleasantly surprised. I have rosacea and this definitely made an impact on the severity. I like the way it feels on my skin, that it helps with redness without adding bulk to my face, it looks great under make up and I can use it solo. It definitely is not “full coverage” but it’s a natural look and I would definitely buy this again.

I have super sensitive ultra mega fair skin, and by that I mean I could have been an extra in the Twilight films without needing any makeup. I also have mild rosacea and a sun allergy (PMLE) that leave my face red year-round. I saw this item on one of those Buzzfeed "items you can't live without" articles and after reading reviews decided to give it a try. This is only the second redness reducing green primer that I have tried, but overall I'm pretty impressed. The cream is quite thick out of the tube, but it spreads smoothly and does dry down pretty light. The coverage is great - not perfect, but pretty darn good for the amount of redness around my face. It also does leave my face quite shiny after application which I don't like, but I usually just put a light setting powder on over it to mattify. It is also worth noting that even though it says that it "adjusts to your skin tone" it is still not light enough for us super pale gals. While it doesn't leave us full blown orange (thank the Gods, no one wants to look like Trump) it still dries down a few shades too dark. It's not idyllic, but I've found that if I really blend it into my hairline and down my neck it's A LOT less noticeable and have even had people simply mistake it for a tan. So, all in all, pretty darn good coverage, though it leaves skin shiny and is a bit too dark for super fair skin, but those can both be worked around. At the end of the day I would recommend this primer for those with rosacea and super sensitive skin.

Works well. Covers up redness on skin. I've bought it a few times.