Estée Lauder Futurist Aqua Brilliance Watery Glow Primer
Primer Consistency: Gel-Cream.
Primer Finish: Dewy, lightweight plump glow.
Primer Skin Types: For all skin types (Dry, Oily, and Combination).
Bottle size: 40ml.
About Futurist Aqua Brilliance Watery Glow Primer
This primer immediately triples skin moisture for a visibly healthy look. Strengthens skin barrier. Provides all-day long-term moisture.
On contact, this refreshing gel-cream primer bursts into micro-size water droplets, smoothing skin for beautiful makeup application.
Benefits of Futurist Aqua Brilliance Watery Glow Primer
- Hydrates instantly and lasts all day.
- Strengthening the skin’s barrier to lock in moisture.
- Helps to protect against environmental stressors.
- Cares for your skin with over 80% skin-caring ingredients.
- The lightweight, watery fresh formula creates a breathable layer between you and the environment. So you feel revived and reassured— looking radiantly healthy, fresh and glowy.
- Dewy Plump Glow finish. For all skin types.
How To Use Futurist Aqua Brilliance Watery Glow Primer
- Apply a small amount on the tip of your finger and blend gently all over your face.
- Use approximately 1 inch or 2.5cm of product for one application.
- Use after skincare routine (daily serums and moisturizers) and before makeup application.
- Can be used alone as a skin barrier or as a primer before foundation.
- Ideally use primer alongside the Futurist Hydra Rescue Moisturizing Makeup Foundation SPF45.
- Can be used alongside other foundations also.
Featured Ingredient Benefits:
- IonCharged Water Complex.
- Triple Moisture Complex features two types of Hyaluronic Acid plus Glycerin.
- Infused with naturally derived ingredients.
- Strengthens skin barrier.
- Helps in protection against environmental stressors and factors.
- Breathable and lightweight formula.
- Dermatologist-tested.
- Ophthalmologist-tested.
- Non-acnegenic; won't clog pores.
- Free of synthetic fragrance.
- Free of parabens, phthalates, sulfates, drying alcohols, mineral oil.
