Have You Tried Pore Delete From Hylamide Yet??

[kel70]

Well, one of the biggest problems I have as a woman entering her 50's is pores! My pores are quite large, which I didn't really notice until I started back to wearing makeup. Maybe I noticed, but just didn't care to address the problem. Now that I want to wear makeup on a regular basis, I find that any foundation, highlighter and blushes especially, will accentuate those pores, especially on my cheek area and nose. While I tried some not too bad products, like BENEFIT COSMETICS - The POREfessional Face Primer and also SMASHBOX - Photo Finish Pore Minimizing Primer, I have found something even better and way less expensive. It is a product by Hylamide, a DECIEM company product. DECIEM also is the makers of The Ordinary products. It is called Pore Delete and it is absolutely the best product I have found in my journey to better looking makeup. This can be applied AFTER your foundation, but BEFORE powders. It fills those pesky pores and softens and blurs fine lines and wrinkles. It works incredibly well. It is only about $15.00 or so (CAD) and worth every cent. Honestly, I would pay twice that amount for the outcome it produces. I used it today, for the first time and while I am far, far from a pro when it comes to application, it looked pretty darned good. I still used a hydrating primer as per usual, #Fenty Pro Filt'r Hydrating Primer, then applied my foundation and then applied Pore Delete. I didn't have polka dot cheeks and nose like I usually get with my deep pores. I used a really good foundation, (IMO) ESTéE LAUDER - Double Wear Stay-in-Place Foundation - 1N1 Ivory Nude, going for a medium coverage. I let it sit and dry back a little while I did my eyebrows, then before I applied anything else, I just lightly dabbed the Pore Delete across my cheeks and nose. You are supposed to dab and not rub it in. I let that set and dry somewhat as I did my shadow and liner, then went into the blush and highlighter. I really looked nice and smooth. No polka dots at all and it did, IMO, blur and smooth those fine lines. Next time I am going to maybe try to use it for my under eye area. I will have to investigate if I can get it near/in my eyes. I've only tried it once, but for a first impression, I was, well, impressed. I so wish that Sephora would start to add more of Deciems' products to their lineup. There are so many other great things they make, whether The Ordinary, Hylamide or Niod that we are missing out on. This isn't the best photo, but my cheeks are deeply textured and the pores are huge compared to what you can see now.

[catvont20]

I don’t see the actual product called “pore delete”. Is it called another name? 

Thank you for your suggestion! I have tried everything. I need help with polka dot cheeks and nose 😞