Silk Naturals

My skin is prone to dryness and is sensitive, so sometimes even with all the moisturising it's best to use liquid primer on it instead of powder, especially in winter. I was gifted with 100% pure luminous primer which is a great, natural, silicon-free primer except for the price tag. Since I otherwise don't use this brand, would it be possible to create a similar liquid primer? Please?

I would be interested in a liquid primer too. I used the Monistat chafing gel, and now Bare Mineral's primer, but would prefer something from SN. I used to mix my own sunscreen primer too, with the gel, raspberry oil and zinc, so maybe something like that would be cool I don't mind silicones, but I know others do.

A primer would be nice I don't mind silicone either, I actually prefer it. So maybe a version with and one without. And then once it takes off(and I'm sure if Karen makes it, it will ), more versions, one moisturizing for dry skin and one for oily skin

Whilst I'm not allergic to silicon, the reason I'd prefer a silicon-free primer is because, as far as I understand, it 'seals' your skin. I always had small zits after I used silicon-based products.

Everyone has different reactions to everything, I don't have any problems from using silicone based products, and the "sealing" is good since I have very dry skin especially now in the winter so I want to protect it from the elements. But I do want to add that most silicones do let the skin breathe contrary to common myth, I have researched into it.
But this is why a silicone and a silicone-free version would be great, something for everyone

I would also be happy to use SN primer. I am also very dry, and have to apply minerals right after moisturizer, sometimes have to add moisturizer as it had soaked too quickly.

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I too would enjoy a nice natural primer!

I used the stick 'em eyeshadow primer on my face for october (i wore 11 halloween costumes this year) without any reactions. My makeup didn't budge either. Just a thought

I wouldn't use the stick'em primer as an all over face primer on a regular basis due to the ethanol that's in it! I could see it becoming very drying. I'm glad it worked for you as a primer with no ill effects when you used it though. To each their own. Though, I'd like to see a primer formulated for the face without alcohol and packed with good stuff for the skin!