Tarte CC Amazonian Clay eye primer

Name: Tarte CC Amazonian Clay eye primer
Brand: Tarte
Price: 100000 VND
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.8 (10 reviews)

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Isohexadecane, polyethylene, isononyl isononanoate, isododecane, polyglyceryl-2 diisostearate, disteardimonium hectorite, VP/eicosene copolymer, butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter, mica, synthetic wax, tocopherol, tocopheryl acetate, ascorbyl palmitate, kaolin, magnesium aluminum silicate, propylene carbonate, squalane, montmorillonite, lauryl PCA, pentaerythrityl tetra-di-t-butyl hydroxyhydrocinnamate, caprylyl glycol, titanium dioxide (CI 77891), iron oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499).

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suesue2

Love the buttery texture, the colour, and ease of application. Works well with tarte's undercover lover bamboo concealer brush. However, as others have noted, the cap design is flawed. It's very hard to pull off, and if you're not very careful and controlled, you'll nick the primer tip.

vuvie

It is very hard to get the lid off. I almost wanted to return it. I've not recapped it properly since so I won't need to wrestle this early in the morning.

The application is quite creamy and I can see how that will not work well for most lids. However, personally I don't like my eyelids to be too dry or stinging (which is the case with UDPP and Nars' primer) so I think this is fine for me as it does not sting or dry my lids out.

Granted, this still works to keep the eye colour, liner and all sorts in place with some rub off and oiliness at the end of the day.

I also use this as concealer for under eye and brightener for inner eyes. Not bad really but not the best unless you have the same criteria as me.

dbmiller

This helps neutralize any discoloration on the eyelid, help intensify shadows and increase wear time. It's nothing revolutionary or unique, but good still. I also found a dupe; the LA Girl
HD PRO Primer Eyeshadow Stick, which is $17 cheaper.

purplelime

The reason for buying this is it seems no matter what brand or type of eyeliner I use it ends up smeared by the afternoon due to semi oily eye lids; below bottom lashes my guess is the face lotion I wear may help it run too. Lets just say I pretty much need a full eye makeup cleanup and reapplication by 1 to 2pm. All I typically wear is eyeliner and mascara, rarely any eyeshadow to avoid dealing with more stuff smearing or looking like a racoon mid afternoon.

Purchased this today and applied it at at about 8:30pm, along with the tarte skinny smolder YES, took a nap thinking it'd only be 30 minutes but woke up at about 3am with perfectly set eye makeup. No smears, makeup still in place as a I set it. Impressed and will hopefully have update within the week.

hootiful

I did a full review of this product on my youtube channel. I would love for you to watch it. If you like my videos please subscribe! :-)

jessae

I usually use MAC Painterly paint pot, and have for many years. I don't need a primer that's very dry, but I do need one with a slightly cool flesh tone with coverage, because I have dark pink eyelids and visible veins. Painterly has been my go to for this for many years. I tried the Tarte side by side with Painterly, and then on it's own. It's just as good as the painterly IMHO, and a little nicer to use because I can just swipe the crayon all over my eyelid. No creasing, shadows go on true and stay put. Thanks for another great product, Tarte. (I won't knock a lipstick off for this, but I do go through this a lot more quickly than the paint pot, which lasts forever.)

supermer

I wish this had worked for me. I love that it's in stick form, so all you have to do is rub it on and blend with your finger--no unscrewing and squeezing like with UDPP, no doe foot applicator to dip into the product two or three times like the NARS. Unfortunately, the packaging was the best part and it just went downhill from there. Upon first blending it in, it felt like it would really work. There's a tackiness to it even though it's creamy enough to smooth out easily. I thought that bit of stickiness would ensure that my eyeshadows stay put and sort of "stick" to my lids. Instead, I wound up with some of the worst creasing I've ever experienced. I have tried with different brands of shadows, different finishes, in really hot weather and very mild temps. It just doesn't perform well for me at all. I'd be better off not using a primer at all than using this one. I'm very disappointed to have to take it back.

BeauPeep

Another product l bought after watching the reviews on YTube, got it on eBay, cause Sephora left Amsterdam last spring. What can l say? lt probably does have some benefit, but l certainly wouldn't pay the asking-price again, since its quality (ahum!) is not 'all that' for sure! Think these hypes take up a life of their own, and people just buy (hahaha!) in to it, self fullfilling prophecy or however it's called. Anyway, l'm done with those reviews on YTube, l'll find my own 'treasures' in future, it'll save me a lot of time hunting the web, ánd money!

bshaurette

Not every product works for every person. This primer applies very creamy, so I can see where it wouldn't work well for oilier lids. But I've got dry-ish middle-aged skin, so for me it works really well. :c)

I've been using UDPP, but on me that dries to an odd texture and I find it hard to blend shadows over it. On a friend's recommendation I tried the NARS primer, but I have sensitive eyes and something in that stuff just burned like crazy.

The Tarte primer solves both of those problems for me. It doesn't hurt to wear, which is, you know, kind of an important criteria. And I'm able to blend shadows over it after it's set. It also lasts and lasts on me. I put it to the ultimate test - fell asleep without taking my eyeshadow off, and in the morning it still hadn't budged.

My only complaint is that the top of the tube is a little hard to get off, but it's still worth it.

Debmurphy

This is new from Tarte. First, I could not get the lid off the pencil, had to wrap a rubber band around and really pull. The tester was the same way. The product has nice coverage, but all the Vitamin A and E plus all the other ingredients make it too oily. In a few hours my eye shadow was a gunky, creased up mess! It even caused my mascara to smear. It was pricy too, $23.00. I returned it to Sephora. Not recommended.

9/18/14 Here's an update on this product. I did not return it, but repurposed it for the area in the corner of my eye and under concealer and it works well to keep concealer in place, plus its a little pigmented. I would not buy it again, but can use it up that way. My biggest complaint is how hard it is to get the lid off!