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Korres Quercetin & Oak Antiageing Eye Primer
By Beauty Snob Sharon
September 29, 2011

Most makeup artists I’ve spoken to say that you only need face primer and that you can use that one primer on your skin, lips, eyes, etc. For a long time I had been using a separate primer for each, but after having condensed them into one ( thanks to Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer SPF 15), I can attest to the fact that you really do only need one for your entire face. That said, during Fashion Week I was given a “survival kit” and it included Korres Quercetin & Oak Antiageing Eye Primer ($21). Tempted by its lip gloss-like packaging I tried it. While it may be redundant to have both a face and an eye primer, this one is way more convenient than the Hourglass one which requires getting formula on your finger tips to apply it. Korres’ comes with a wand which you can just swipe over your lids. Korres says that their primer also minimizes fine lines and wrinkles – can’t attest to that (luckily I don’t have any on my lids and that’s the only place I used it, but I like that it works double-duty as a concealer). The formula dries quickly, applies smoothly, and ensures a long-lasting eye color. Plus it’s compact and spill proof, so it’s great for travel!

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