e.l.f. Studio Eye Primer & Liner Sealer, Clear/Natural 1 ea

Comments about e.l.f. Studio Eye Primer & Liner Sealer, Clear/Natural:

Yes I love this product. Easy to blend and not too bright. But I really don't know what sealer is for.

Comments about e.l.f. Studio Eye Primer & Liner Sealer, Clear/Natural:

I usually use UDPP Eden for priming my eyes, but I was looking for a more budget-friendly alternative that I could use to also brighten up my undereye contour. I don't like the feel of UDPP Eden on my lower lids. I already have a liner sealer that I like, so that was just an added bonus, although I haven't tried the one on this product yet.

This definitely works for brightening, and the performance against creasing and fading is better than UDPP's when paired with a high-quality loose eyeshadow. I was surprised to see it even offers decent water resistance. With ELF or other lower quality shadows, it's not as good as UDPP; it lasts 1-2 hours less without creasing. I think I will stick to this for brightening and my special shadows, and keep using UDPP for my budget shadows.

Comments about e.l.f. Studio Eye Primer & Liner Sealer, Clear/Natural:

I didn't have good luck with the primer. It creased on my eyes and weirdly, gave me a few hives. I'm 55 year old female with slightly crepey eyelids, but not noticiable to the naked eye.

I like the sealer though. Both products don't come with a lot of instructions, but I have had good luck with the sealer. I use the sealer closest to my lash line under my eyes and then use a very stiff, nylon angled brush to apply my eyeshadow. I have better results this way as opposed to using the very fine tip of the sealer portion and then using it over eyeshadow. When I use it this way, the sealer end seems to remove some of the shadow. Oh well.

I'd buy it again, but not for the primer.

Comments about e.l.f. Studio Eye Primer & Liner Sealer, Clear/Natural:

I have never used an eye primer before so when I saw this elf primer for [$] I though I would give it a try. Usually my eye-shadow will begin to 'crease' after 2 or 3 hours of wear and that just drives me crazy! I have found with the elf primer that the eye-shadow definitely stays on longer, I would say 6 or 7 hours before it starts to crease. I haven't used the sealer part of the stick yet though.