Okay, this is a serious question for everyone. Is eye shadow primer worth it? Is it worth the money? Is it worth this extra step in your beauty routine? I never noticed a difference whether I use it or not. Stopped using it for years, just started using this one. I don't know. I still don't know. Is it worth it? Please let me know in the comments. Does this work for you? Do you notice a huge difference? Let me know.

Hey guys, so today I wanted to show you the Jason Wu, Wu Prime eyeshadow primer. I had never tried a white eyeshadow primer before so I thought this would be interesting and I wanted to see if it would help the shadows that I put on my eyes to pop a little bit more. So I had initially tried to put it on with my fingers and I didn't get a lot of coverage. It was kind of everywhere. So I tried with a brush and then I went ahead and put on some eyeshadow and I was pretty impressed. Also it worked great throughout the day. I definitely recommend.

This is the Jason Wu Eye Primer, guaranteed to make your eyeshadow more vibrant and last longer without creasing. So let's try it. Very opaque. This is me putting the primer on my eyelids. I used a lot. Way, way, way too much. So I had to dab some off. This is me applying my eyeshadow super, super, super fast, and here is the after product. Now, let's wait. Not as vibrant, but no creases.

Alright guys next up in my Jason Wu beauty routine is the eyeshadow primer Okay guys as you can tell this primer is really white it has a pretty bad white cast on it for all my brown girls Definitely watch out or just use like a lot less than I did We'll see in our next video how it holds up

So this Jason Wu, Wu Prime Eye, comes in this little tube and this is the applicator. So I already tried it once before. The color is very, very opaque and white. So let's see how it looks. The formula is not sticky at all. It blends in easily and is easy to work with. Now that I have both eyes all ready and primed, I'm going to go ahead and go in with my eyeshadow.

All right, so real facts with this Jason Wu eyeshadow primer and white, I started off loving it. I don't know if I love it anymore. I kind of want to go back to my NARS from Sephora or Urban Decay. The problem I'm having with this, and maybe I'm not putting enough on, so I'm putting a little bit more on today, is it creases. I feel like my eyeshadow looks great to start and then later on it just kind of creases. Yeah, so maybe it was working but I was putting a lot more on prior. So I'm gonna try going back to dabbing a little bit more on. It looks really weird right now, but I can assure you my eyes do not look white after I apply the eyeshadow.

Hello, it's been a while since I tried using this for the first time. So this is a Jason Wu Prime Eye Eyeshadow Primer. Last time I used it, a little goes a long way, it's safe to say. So here's the applicator here and yeah, you have to be just a little careful. I got the white color because they were out of the, literally like this is probably too much. The neutral color that I wanted was out. How this goes on, it's very white. I was very shocked and also quite scared to be honest when I first used it. But I will say it does blend and then the eyeshadow really does blend with it. You have to be careful not to get it in your eyebrows, but it does really work well as a primer.

Okay, now that eyes are primed with this Jason Wu, Wu Prime Eye, I just wanted to just show you guys how this, how eyeshadow goes on. So it blends in really well. I did put some white powder on top of my lid, so that's why it's still white. But it does even out. It's not all white. Again, I can see this being really good for like putting on glitters or seeing some people apply primer before they put on a center lid transition. Let's see, we'll do this one today. But yeah, eyeshadow does go on quite seamlessly with this. I might try the neutral shade next time, but I would probably get a Genzo.

Hey, this is the part two of my no makeup makeup look featuring the Jason Wu Wu prime eye in white space white I Put it on my lids a little in my corners pop some color pop eyeshadow and my Lip balm from elf and Then the Mali poreless defender and a little bit of brows. I Recommend this makes the staplet makes it pop. What do y'all think?

Hey Flip! Part 2 of my no makeup makeup look featuring this Jason Wu, Wu Prime Eye Eyeshadow Primer. It's in Space White. And then also the Elf Calm Balm and the Skin Hit Kit, Hemp Cannabis Apeach Tape Velvet Balm for your lips. Put that on. And then just put this on a little bit. Come back, I'll be back with my eyes finished.

Hey Flynn! You like my makeup? Yeah! Helped get this nice, vibrant, pretty, gorgeous look for my YouTube video I did today. I used the Jason Wu, Wu Primer in white or space white I think. It's my art and beauty room. And it helped kind of smooth things out and it just, it doesn't crease. I do have to set it sometimes. I have to set it up here so it'll have less of a chance creasing. But it helped that go on so well and this has been on since, it's been on for a little while. And yeah, if you like this look, go check out my YouTube channel. It is in my bio. Go check it out. Should have a new video coming up soon.

Let's create an eye look using the Jason Wu eye primer in white. A little bit goes a long way and it helps if you like to do your foundation and concealer before your eyeshadow like I do. I got this new palette from Morphe because it has colors that I never work with and I wanted to try and step out of my comfort zone. This primer holds the eyeshadows really well and prevented a lot of fallout onto my face. Since it being a white primer, I feel like it kind of gives the colors an extra little pop of their pigment too. For my eyeshadow looks, I typically stick with browns and nude colors because I have blue eyes and I feel like any other color looks kind of weird, but I wanted to try a grayish bluish look today, and I think it turned out pretty well. This look took a lot longer than I'd like to admit, but I'm still practicing and working on trying to do more glam makeup that I'm not used to doing every day.

If you follow me, you know how many times I've tried to do glam makeup and totally failed. I did an experiment with the cheapest makeup I could find to create this look. First I used the Jason Wu eye primer in the shade white. Then I used the Truffles Bite Size eyeshadow by e.l.f., the e.l.f. liquid eyeliner in the shade midnight, and these super extra lashes by Lash Pop. It's not perfect, but I definitely wasn't expecting these kind of results from budget makeup. I'm not a fan of the way it looks, but I'm sure it's worth it. I'm not a fan of the way it looks, but I'm sure it's worth it. I'm not a fan of the way it looks, but I'm sure it's worth it. 

Now what we're going to use is the L'eau Prime Eye. Before this I had never used an eye primer. I don't know how. I always used Shopstick, my Burt's Bees, which is actually a drug trend from 10 years ago called Beezin. It did nothing, but it was on the news. Anyways, okay. But I just put a little on my hand and then I use my concealer brush and I dab it off and I paint my eyelid with it. Sometimes I'll even just leave like this white, just make sure it's all even. I'll just put a little dark light brown in this corner. But I feel like the white also just really brightens my face up. But we will look in a second when I put some color eyeshadow on.

The way you look at me I'm feeling you I just can't help it, tryna keep it cool I can feel it in me When you do those things to me Don't let nothing stop you

I'm a huge P. Louise fan, but I am super excited to try out this eye primer by Jason Wu. So real quick I'm going to put some on my eyes and then tell you what I think about it. So right off the bat I can already say yes it is super white but it's gonna work out for the look I've got going on today. It's really creamy, really lightweight, and I just blended it out with my finger after I applied it with a brush and so far I'm loving it. So I'm gonna finish this up and do all of my makeup and see how eyeshadow performs. Makeup is all done and I am loving how this turned out. The eyeshadow went on so well. I didn't have any issues. It just took to it really great. I might have a rival for P. Louise here. Like this eyeshadow base is something to try y'all.

If you haven't tried the Jason Wu eye primer yet, this is your sign that you totally should. I personally fell in love with this primer. I reached for it more than P. Louise. I loved it so much that I had to buy a second one. Now I have it in both white and light tan and highly recommend it.

If you're still using concealer to cut your crease, let me just change the game for you right now. This is the Jason Wu eyeshadow primer. First of all, it's a very like pigmented... not super pigmented, but pigmented enough to give you a lot of shadow payoff. Cleaned it up with micellar water first. Once I've done like the initial line, I usually blend it out with my finger. Another thing I really like about it too is it's very blendable. This that I first placed, I can still go back and kind of diffuse it and blend it out a little bit. I'm gonna go finish my look and then I'm gonna come back with my final thoughts as to why the price for this cannot be beat. I said I'd take a video of the final look and I almost forgot. But I'm telling you, you need this eyeshadow primer. You need it.

I have one thing to say, you better work, bitch.

While I'm doing my makeup, I wanted to take a second and I wanted to reiterate how much I love this Jason Wu, Wu Prime Eye. It's the white base. It's the perfect base for especially bold colors and it keeps my eyeshadow on all day long, even the glitter. I absolutely love it. It's super affordable. Big thumbs up from me.

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