

Maybelline Baby Skin is testament to how ‘blurring’ products have improved, even over the last year. It’s a soft, gel texture that you smooth over areas with large pores and it makes them appear smoother and less obvious. It totally works. I tried it over my nose where I think I have larger pores than anywhere else and it did, indeed, minimise their appearance. However, it wasn’t quite so successful on cheeks for some reason.
Maybelline Baby Skin feels very smoothing – it gave my nose an immediate mattifying effect as well as minimising the look of the pores – but if you hate that ‘silicone’ feel of products, steer clear, it is exactly that. It’s also fragrance free, and doesn’t seem to fight with your foundation either, which a lot of these blurring products have done in the past. I’d say this should be in everyone’s make-up bag as a pore perfector and at £7.99 (from January), it’s not too hard on the purse either. Just as a tip, you can use it over your foundation too, if you feel you need a top up during the day.
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I’ve heard so many good reviews about this product, but I haven’t tried it yet. Hmmm, maybe I should give it ago since everyone seems to love it! ^_^
i like the silicon feel, so i might try it
This looks really good, I love benefits porefessional so if this is similar (and cheaper) I will be happy 🙂 xx
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This looks great, do you know if it’s going to be released in the UK and when? x
Maybe this might be a competitor for the Benefit Porefessional at a more affordable price? it seems like it does the same thing does it not?
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That looks so nice! And I love the name…
As a real lover of Maybelline and baby lips, I defo want to try this. I love Benefit pore perfect, and got the Garnier perfect blur for Christmas, so will see which is best value for money.
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