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A lightweight base for shine control

SACHA Mattifier & Face Primer helps absorb excess oil and reduce the look of shine while preparing your skin for makeup. Its lightweight texture blends easily, making it useful when you want a matte-looking finish without adding another layer of coverage.

Apply it to the areas where shine is most noticeable, such as the forehead, nose and chin. Start with a small amount and blend until absorbed before moving on to foundation.

Prep before foundation. Set afterward.

Primer and setting powder serve different steps in a makeup routine. Mattifier & Face Primer goes on before foundation to prepare the skin and help manage oil. Setting powder is applied after your base to set makeup and reduce the look of shine.

You can also wear the primer alone when you want a natural matte-looking finish. For a full makeup routine, let the primer absorb, blend on foundation, and finish with a light application of powder where needed.

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FAQs

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What does Mattifier & Face Primer do?

It absorbs excess oil, helps control shine and creates a lightweight base for makeup.

Do I use it before or after foundation?

Apply it before foundation. Blend a small amount into the skin and allow it to absorb before applying your base.

Can I wear it without foundation?

Yes. It can be worn alone for a natural matte-looking finish when you do not want additional coverage.

How is it different from setting powder?

Primer is applied before your foundation to prepare the skin. Setting powder is generally used after foundation or concealer to set the base and manage shine.

Where should I apply it?

Focus on areas where you want shine control, such as the T-zone. Blend or massage a small amount until absorbed.

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