Why this product
Why people add it to the routine
Product details
Everything about this product
Smooth Base
Pre-Makeup Primer Cream
The Pre-Makeup Isolation Cream is a primer step worn after skincare and before foundation. You press a thin, light layer across the face, let it set, then apply makeup over a smooth, gripped surface. It blurs the look of pores and fine texture without a greasy feel and helps foundation hold more evenly through the day.
Light Layer
Smooth Primer Texture
Up close, the Pre-Makeup Isolation Cream shows a light, non-greasy texture made to spread thinly across skin. A small amount presses into an even layer that blurs the look of pores and fine lines. It sets into a smooth, dry-to-touch surface that grips foundation, giving makeup a flat base to sit on for a more even daily finish.
Base Step
Before Foundation Prep
In a makeup routine, the Pre-Makeup Isolation Cream goes on after moisturiser and before foundation. You press a thin layer across cheeks, nose and forehead, then let it set until smooth. Foundation glides over that gripped base and holds more evenly, so colour stays put with less touching up. A small amount covers the full face.
Why this product
Why people add it to the routine
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Smooths The Surface
A thin layer evens out the look of skin texture so foundation sits flat instead of catching on dry patches.
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Grips Your Makeup
It sets into a smooth base that gives foundation and concealer a surface to hold onto for a finish that lasts longer.
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Light Non Greasy Feel
The texture reads light and absorbs cleanly, blurring the look of pores without a heavy or sticky film.
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A Little Goes Far
A small amount covers the full face, so the 30ml tube lasts through a long stretch of daily makeup routines.
How it works
How to use it day to day
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Cleanse and moisturise first
Start with your usual clean, moisturised skin. The cream is made to go on as the last step of skin prep, so let your moisturiser settle before you reach for the tube.
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Press on a thin even layer
Take a small amount onto your fingertips and press a thin, even layer across the face, focusing on the cheeks, nose and forehead where makeup tends to slip. A little covers the full face.
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Let the surface set
Give it a moment to set until the surface feels smooth and dry to the touch. This is what gives your foundation a gripped, even base to hold onto through the day.
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Build your makeup on top
Apply foundation and the rest of your makeup over the smooth base as usual. Colour glides on more evenly and the finish holds with less touching up, or wear the base alone on no makeup days.
Benefits
What a smooth base gives you
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A smoother surface for makeup
The cream evens out the look of skin texture so foundation sits flat instead of catching on dry patches, giving you a smooth canvas to build on every morning.
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Makeup that grips and holds
It sets into a base that foundation and concealer can hold onto, so colour stays even and the finish lasts longer through the day with less touching up.
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Softer looking pores
A thin layer blurs the look of pores and fine texture, so your base looks more even and polished both in person and in photos.
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Light and never greasy
The texture reads light and absorbs cleanly, leaving a smooth surface rather than a heavy or sticky film, so you forget you are wearing it once it sets.
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Lasts and travels well
A small amount covers the full face, so the compact 30ml tube lasts through a long stretch of routines and packs easily into a makeup bag or travel pouch.
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