Spackle Primer Collection - Primer for Mature Skin

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    Spackle Waterproof Eyeshadow Primer

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  • Spackle Illuminating Under Eye Primer soldier
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    Spackle Illuminating Under Eye Primer

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are Laura Geller Spackle primers suitable for sensitive mature skin?

    Not only are each of our Spackle Primers formulated with mature skin in mind, each formula has been recognized by the National Psoriasis Foundation as safe for individuals with sensitive skin conditions such as psoriasis.




  • Which primer is best for dry, mature skin?

    Those with dry skin may wish to try the Hydrate version of our Spackle Primer.

  • How do I know which primer works best with my skin?

    While all of our Spackle Primers are universal for any skin tone and type, including those with mature skin, they all feature unique benefits. Try any of our tinted Spackle primers to add a touch of radiance to dull skin. Those with dry skin may also wish to try our Hydrate variety. Those with dull or textured skin may also like our Brighten-n-Blur variety.

  • Can Spackle primer help minimize the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines?

    Our Spackle Primers can help promote a smooth "canvas" for foundation and makeup to adhere to, as well as ensure it lasts longer. That means each Spackle formula can also help blur and minimize the look of wrinkles and fine lines, while preventing makeup from settling or creasing in them. They can also blur the look of large pores giving your complexion an overall smoother look.

  • When in my beauty routine do I apply primer?

    Apply primer after your daily moisturizer and SPF and before your foundation.

  • Do I need to apply moisturizer with these primers?

    Primers work best with well-moisturized skin. Consider it the bridge between your skincare routine and makeup routine. Apply it after your daily moisturizer and SPF.

  • What is the difference between your different primers?

    Our tinted primers have a subtle tint of color. They won't deliver much color to your face, they will simply help to add a subtle hint of radiance to your look. Our Hydrate primer is enriched with extra nourishing ingredients to help treat dry skin. Our Brighten-n-Blur primer helps to further blur the look of fine lines, while delivering nourishing botanicals to help brighten dull skin.

  • Why do I need to use primer?

    Primer can help promote a smooth "canvas" for foundation and makeup to adhere to, as well as ensure it lasts longer. Our Spackle formula can also help blur and minimize the look of pores and fine lines.

  • What is your return policy?

    We want you to fall in love with your Laura Geller purchase. If you're not satisfied for any reason, we invite you to return or exchange your products. To process a return, click here. In order to continue offering high-quality makeup at affordable prices, returns to your original payment method include a small $4.99 handling fee per order.

    Exchanges are completely FREE, and choosing the Shop Now option adds 25% extra value to your balance.

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    Fill in the cracks and create a beautiful makeup base with Laura Geller Beauty’s iconic Spackle Primer. This Geller gorgeous skin perfecting primer comes in a variety of formulas to suit your specific skin needs. Try our Spackle in Hydrate for long-lasting looks plus an extra surge of moisture, or use our Spackle in Diamond for some added illumination. You can even wear our primers alone to smooth and soften your skin without any makeup on top. (P.S. Laura Geller is the original inventor of primer, so you’re getting it from the source!)