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primers: Kiko skin tone corrector in peach: a review







                                                                                                                        

Morning , I think inspiration comes to me each morning to review some of my products :D, anyways in today's post I wanted to mention the importance of using a primer before applying the foundation; primer as it's known  not only does it helps us  to keep the foundation for hours but it also smoothes the face skin, hides the pores and evens out the skin.

Primers are new in the beauty field , it's a step for a perfect makeup , they certainly differentiate from one brand to an other that's why choosing the right one for a skin is very important. as i was a beginner  for using a primer i tent to buy not an expensive one, this primer is from Kiko and it's called "skin tone corrector".
this product comes in three shades green violet, bronze and a peach color. as the first three colors can't fit my skin I selected the peachy color.

okay , now i'm going to take what's written about it on the site kiko, for sure they will parise their products, yet I'm here to be fair :D and bring you the truth.

==> face is smooth, radiant and the peach color gives a healthy look, I'm satisfied about the result it gives.
however I noticed only one bad thing about it; it sometimes peaks my face , this happens especially after exfoliating.
That's all about the review i hope u like it ;)
have a nice day 

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