Power Grip Primer Mini

Gel-based and silicone-based primers offer different benefits depending on your skin type and desired finish. Gels tend to be lighter weight because they are water based. Gel based are more likely to be non-comedogenic, less likely to clog pores, making them often a better choice for acne-prone skin. Silicone-based primers are known for their ability to fill in pores and fine lines, creating a "blurred" and flawless-looking canvas. The velvety texture of silicone primers allows makeup to glide on effortlessly.

Yes, those of you with oily skin types may use a gripping face primer. Gripping primers can help to create a barrier between your skin and makeup, helping makeup to adhere to oily skin better.

e.l.f.'s Power Grip Face Primer is formulated to be non-comedogenic, meaning it’s designed not to clog pores. However, it’s important to note that everyone’s skin is different so it’s always a good idea to patch test the product on a small area of the skin before applying it to your entire face.

Gripping primers can have a slightly sticky or tacky feel on your skin, but this is intentional and serves a purpose. The stickiness is what gives these primers their "gripping" quality. Benefits of this sticky face primer helps your make stay put. It's important to note that while the primer may feel sticky upon initial application, this sensation typically dissipates as the product settles into the skin and as you apply your makeup over it. The end result is to help your makeup look last longer.

To use e.l.f.'s Power Grip Primer effectively, follow these steps—Start with clean, moisturized skin: Cleanse your face and apply your regular skin care products, allowing them to fully dry. Dispense a small amount: Start with a pea-sized amount. You can always add more if needed. Apply to your face: Gently pat and press the primer onto your skin, focusing on areas where you want your makeup to last longer. Allow it to set: Give the primer about 30 seconds to a minute to settle and become slightly tacky. This tackiness is what gives it its "gripping" power. Apply your makeup: Once the primer feels tacky but not wet, apply your foundation and other makeup products as usual. If you find it too tacky, try using a smaller amount or mixing it with a drop of your moisturizer. For oily skin, focus application on areas prone to shine. For dry skin, ensure you've moisturized well before applying the primer.

Power Grip Primer is suitable for oily, dry and combination skin. Its non-comedogenic formula ensures it won't clog your pores, making it a safe choice for acne-prone skin.Its hydrating properties benefit dry skin, and combination skin. We have Power Grip Matte Primer designed to help minimize shine, ideal for oily skin.

The main difference between the OG Power Grip Primer (green face primer) and the Power Grip Primer with Niacinamide (pink face primer) lies in their formulations and specific benefits. Power Grip Primer is our original formula, focused on creating a tacky base for longer-lasting makeup and contains hydrating ingredients such as hyaluronic acid. Power Grip Primer with Niacinamide retains the original gripping properties of our OG Power Grip Primer, but is also formulated with Niacinamide which may help to improve the skin appearance and add moisture.

e.l.f. Power Grip Primer is a popular choice for makeup enthusiasts due to its benefits. Its gel-based formula creates a tacky base that grips your makeup for long-lasting wear. This face primer goes on clear with a translucent finish, making it suitable for all skin tones.It is non-comedogenic, meaning it won’t clog pores, 100% vegan and cruelty-free. It's also a hydrating formula for a dewy finish.

"Grip Primer" refers to a type of face primer that has a strong ability to hold or "grip" makeup, helping it stay in place for longer periods. The term "power grip" emphasizes its enhanced adherence properties compared to regular primers.

While both are popular face primers from e.l.f., Power Grip Primer and Putty Primer serve different primary functions and have distinct textures. Power Grip Primer: Primary Goal: Makeup longevity. Its main purpose is to grip your makeup and make it last. Texture: A sticky, gel-based formula. Finish: Provides a dewy, hydrated finish. Best For: Anyone who needs their makeup to have maximum staying power. Putty Primer: Primary Goal: Pore-filling and smoothing. It's designed to create a flawless, smooth canvas by filling in pores and imperfections. Texture: Putty-like balm that melts into your skin. Finish: Provides a poreless, airbrushed finish. Best For: People with textured skin or large pores who want a smooth, even base. If you are looking for hydrated dewy skin that grips makeup, choose Power Grip Primer. If you want to minimize the appearance of pores and create a super smooth surface, choose Putty Primer. Some users even apply both, using the Putty Primer in areas with larger pores (like the T-zone) and the Power Grip Primer on the rest of the face for overall longevity.