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Primer or Nah?

Primer or Nah?

Do you need primer, or is it just another extra step tryna steal your coins?

Da Wybe
April 16, 2025

From the Editor:

What Da Wybe Is? This Week Sherone is answering the question Primer or nah? and more in this catalog.

Primer or Nah?

Sis, let me tell you how to Prime the WYBE ! Do you need primer, or is it just another extra step tryna steal your coins?

Here’s the tea—primer isn’t a must for every day. But when used right, it can have your makeup looking smoother, lasting longer, and staying put through this summer’s heat, sweat, and all the vibes.

Got oily skin? Grab a mattifying primer to keep that T-zone in check. Dry skin? A hydrating primer will have your foundation gliding on like silk. Dealing with texture, large pores, or fine lines? A blurring primer is your new ride-or-die.

Now, if you’re doing a quick beat for brunch or just running errands—nah sis, you can skip it. But for a full-face slay, an outdoor event, or anything involving flash? It’s prime time, baby.

Bottom line: Use it when it counts, skip it when it doesn’t. No need to cake up your routine—just make it work for you.

SIGNED
Your Makeup Bestie!

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