The Urban Decay All Nighter Ghosting Paste Primer is one of three products launching as part of the Urban Decay Ghosting Collection, alongside the Powder Setting Spray and Ghosting Setting Powder.
The Urban Decay All Nighter Ghosting Paste Primer gives your skin an instant filter-like, blurred matte base.
This mattifying face primer delivers instant and all-day blurring and shine control, while not leaving a white cast behind.
Ghosting Primer also offers your skin all-day hydration, with a “paste-like” texture that grips your makeup into place for upto 24 hours, leaving your makeup transfer-proof, sweat-proof and fade-proof, all-in-one.
For application, Urban Decay recommend applying with clean fingers directly onto the skin, and you can even apply the paste with a brush for desired application.
Urban Decay All Nighter Ghosting Paste Primer has a non-comedogenic formula, and has a silicone-free formulation for weightless performance, and an invisible finish.
Once you apply the paste, you can watch your pores, fine lines and texture get “ghosted”.
Urban Decay All Nighter Ghosting Paste Primer offers five different benefits for your skin and your makeup;
- UP TO 24HR MAKEUP GRIP – Grips makeup without the stick. Makes makeup transfer-, sweat-, and fade-proof. No pilling.
- INSTANT SHINE ERASER – Delivers all-day blur and shine control.
- SKIN-LOVING HYDRATION – Provides instant and all-day hydration. Comfort-matte but never drying.
- FORMULATED WITHOUT SILICONES – Provides weightless blurring performance. Non-comedogenic and suitable for sensitive and acne-prone skin.
- NO WHITE CAST – Invisible finish that will not leave a white cast.
This Paste Primer sounds so intriguing in that it blurs pores, uneven texture and fine lines, but the formula doesn’t contain any silicones. Usually, if you want a true blurring primer, you’ll need a silicone-based primer for that effect.
However, the Urban Decay All Nighter Ghosting Paste Primer is silicone free, and it is designed to complement the matching Ghosting Pressed Powder and Ghosting Setting Powder Spray.
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