Morphe Eyelid Primer - Translucent

This is a good primer as it allows for pigments to stick to the eye without being a pastel shade (unless intended) as well as glitters sticking very well. This lasts all day so the pigmentation/glitters don’t fall if easily. Definitely recommend!

Its really nice to use, feels nice on my eyes and only takes about minute to dry. I also keeps your eyeshadows in place all day and looking amazing all day long, would recommend this.

This is something that I have really wanted to try for so long since I heard it is so good and when I received it from glam geek I was so happy, and honestly I really love this primer but I only use it with pressed pigmented as with normal eyeshadow it works as well as anything else, concealer or even my eye element by revolution. I tried this with a few palettes, ranging in different colours and textures and I find that it grabs the shadow really well and it does prevent it from creasing for a long period of time ( not sure if it is for 12 hours as I don’t wear shadow for that long often but for the 6-7 ish hours it didn’t crease at all. For normal shadows it doesn’t do much difference in the application or in making the colours more vibrant or bold, it only helped them last longer on the eyes. As for pressed pigments it is AMAZING I find that’s it grabs the shadow really well and it makes a few colours like yellows, oranges, pinks appear slightly more vibrant like they are in the pan, I also find that it helped me blend the shadows easier into each other. The texture of this primer is sort of more silicony but it feels very lightweight on the eyes and not heavy at all. It comes out as a light beige but when you apply it, it sort of shears out almost transparent but not quite fully transparent, I did see a few coloured people try this and it still worked on them and it didn’t appear light or anything from what is say so people with coloured skin may be able to use this, this is tacky but it isn’t to sticky I can just about feel the tackiness with my finger, it also makes my lid look smooth which I like a lot. This doesn’t have coverage so I like to apply concealer or foundation underneath so that it gives me a smooth base to work with and the primer doesn’t react negatively at all. Overall I think that this is great for pressed pigments but for normal shadows it doesn’t work different from anything else.👍😍🤩

I was sent this primer by GlamGeek, although I've tried not to let that influence me. This primer comes in a squeeze tube. I wish more did, it's much more hygienic. A little goes a long way, and while it feels quite stiff coming out, it softens with the warmth of your skin. It comes out a sort of beige/tan colour. It's not terribly noticeable on me. It might have softened the appearance of the veins on my eye area, but if so it was so subtle that I can't say for sure. Would be more interesting to see if it was pale on someone with darker skin than me. It dried quite stiff and dry, to the point where it was slightly uncomfortable. This isn't necessary for me, but it might be a boon for those with more oily lids. Colours of shadows (I tried a few brands) rang true, but blending was more difficult than usual. When I wore this out yesterday (it was quite warm) my lids felt less sweaty and thus my shadow less liable to heat related disintegration than it might otherwise have been. A bit more challenging to remove than I'm used to in primers. It's an unusual primer given the ones I've tried before, and doesn't suit my needs, but I can see how it might be of real benefit to someone with different skin (or more prominent veins around the eye, although that might only be for fair/light users).