Homemade Concealer/ Primer

I like my concealer to be lighter than my foundation, also with any sort of green tint helps tremendously to cover those red spots (I use Spirulina)

Make a loose powder Foundation, and add my Body Lotion to make a creamy consistency. (Personally, I like my concealer to be more creamy and my foundation I prefer to be loose powder).

Once thick enough to cover those imperfect spots put in container with lid.

You may want to make it a bit thicker to use as a primer. I just use Spirulina,cornstarch, a pinch of cocoa powder, and some of my homemade lotion.

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