Control Mattifying Primer by Pure Anada

CONTROL MATTIFYING PRIMER

Control Mattifying Primer helps to absorb excess oils, while simultaneously preventing dry skin. 

Skin Types: For oily prone skin.

How to Use: Apply ½ dropper of product on clean, moisturized skin prior to makeup application. If trying to eliminate excess oils, a separate moisturizer is not needed. Pure Anada Calm Hydrator may be used on top of Control Mattifying Primer if required, to soothe irritated skin conditions.

Pure Anada CONTROL Mattifying primer contains lab-tested botanicals that bind with your natural oils to reduce the appearance of excess sebum and at the same time prevent dry skin.  In essence, your own natural body oil becomes the perfect moisturizer for your own skin’s bio-chemistry!  Other functional ingredients help to mattify without dehydrating skin to offer a smooth, sebum-free base for long lasting makeup application.  

Biopolymer Chia Seed Extract is a game changer for oily skin!  It’s a modified protein that disrupts the surface tension of sebum on the skin by binding to excess sebum.  It absorbs oil in a water-dispersible polymer to form a film that reduces the appearance of oily skin and hydrates at the same time.  Chia's moisture retention benefits help to protect and condition skin.  

Lady’s Mantle Extract was shown to significantly decrease sebum in an in-vivo study.  Four female subjects between the ages of 23-25 participated in the study which showed up to a 30% decrease in sebum on the nose, and cheek area.  Participants individually noted that the treated side was described as smoother, more matte and better overall base for makeup application.

Ingredients: Water, Coconut Acid, Alchemilla Vulgaris Extract, Salvia Hispanica Seed Extract

Additional Information:

Sebum can be a good thing.  It provides the skin with a protective barrier, functioning as a film former to seal in moisture.  However, in this case there can be too much of a good thing!  Excess oils cause skin to look greasy, attracting dirt and debris, making the skin look dull.  Oily skin causes makeup to shift throughout the day.