NYX Shine Killer Primer Review

 I have noticed that my oily skin has been showing through my makeup a lot sooner during the day than usual. That's when I realised that I needed a new primer.

 I actually thought that this primer was fairly expensive due to it being £11 and the product itself being only 20ml. However, a little goes a long way! I only needed a pea sized amount to cover my T-zone and chin area. The product applies really smoothly and gives a matte finish, which is perfect if you'd like to wear it on its own. When I apply my makeup on top, it glides on smoothly and doesn't gather up and leave patches like you'd expect it would. My face remains oil-free for the majority of the day, I'd say probably after six hours, you'd need your blotting paper.

If you have oily/combination skin, I recommend this primer. It does a really good job for £11 compared to high-end primers out there that are a little more on the expensive side. Have you ever tried any NYX primers?

5 Products I'll Never Buy Again

I would just like to say that I'm not against any of these products that I mention in this post. They just don't work for me personally so I wouldn't purchase them again.

Rimmel London Lasting Finish Primer- I've owned this for a while and I've used it many times - enough times to realise that it's not for me. It makes my skin dry and my makeup ends up all patchy after applying it.

Kelly Brook Nail Polishes- As you can see, there's two Kelly Brook nail polishes shown above. They're actually a pack of two and I added these because these are the ones I actually own myself. I don't know about you, but I find these incredibly runny. I just can't manage them. I also find that it doesn't go on evenly either.

Benefit Porefessional- I'm probably going to get a lot of hate for this one because it's most peoples go-to product. But it just doesn't work for me! I have huge pores and they're so hard to hide. I honestly thought that this product would do the trick but it didn't.

Vo5 Dry Backcomb Spray- I first saw this advertise on a YouTube video. You know them very annoying adverts whilst you're waiting for a video... eurgh! To get volume in my hair, I usually backcomb at the root, which isn't healthy for your hair! (me, a hairdresser? You wouldn't think so!) I ended up buying this product honestly thinking that it was going to work. It does absolutely nothing! 

Makeup Revolution Ultra Blush and Contour Palette- I mentioned this in a Makeup Revolution haul post. This was the only product that I weren't too keen on. There's about 2 or 3 shades out of the 8 which I do like. I don't love them, but I like them. So why would I waste my money buying another palette?

Do any of these 5 products work for you or do you have the same problem?