This is a PRIMER not a moisturizer. It needs to go on AFTER the moisturizer to faciliate the application of your make-up. It is not recommended to use in place of a mosturizer (unless of course you have oily skin and would not use a mosturizer anyway).

After. This should be the last thing you put on before foundation. Be sure to allow time between each step for the product to absorb however. If you are using this product with a moisturizer, go easy on the moisturizer!

I think that depends on each person's skin type and needs. I have combination skin and found that if I had applied moisturizer after washing my face the night before, then I did not need to apply any moisturizer at all the next morning when applying this before putting on my makeup. I also preferred the matte-look that it gave my skin when doing it that way. But I also think that due to the nice liquid-consistency of this primer that it would work just as well whether applied over or under a moisturizer; although I would imagine that it would make more sense to apply the moisturizer first (to moisturize your skin) and then apply this on top since this is more for outward appearance and texture. Hope this helps!

It goes on before anything else. It says am and/or pm... I do both and follow with Moisturizer.

I always wash my face first and then apply the primer then moisturizer for the best results.

You know, it really didn't specify on the bottle. Being that it is a serum, I apply it before my moisturizer so it "sinks in" my skin very well. Works wonderfully with my skin. I had no problems with this product at all and it feels so lightweight too.

I've tried the Priming Serum and I think it's a great start. Follow with a light foundation or tinted moisturizer and some strategically placed, quality concealer (I like Lorac for under the eye and Benefit's Erase Paste for those difficult areas). Get Even powder by Benefit is also a good product - finish your makeup look with it for a smooth complexion that hides pores and shine well without that caked-on makeup look. The idea is to use good quality makeup in moderation so as not to look too made-up. Also, stay away from anything shimmery! It will just highlight problem areas. Good Luck!

This product alone is most likely not going to give your skin a more even appearance. This will just prep your skin by slightly evening out the skin's surface in preparation for whatever foundation coverage you choose to apply and will also help that makeup look better, wear better, and last longer. For the type of flawless complexion and coverage you seem to be looking for, I would recommend a makeup line such as Bare Minerals. It is a loose-powder makeup that conceals and gives excellent coverage, all while looking light and natural and not heavy or caked-on. I, too, have problem skin, blotchy, uneven skin tone, and blemishes and have struggled for years to find a good makeup product, but have been very pleased with the results provided by the Bare Minerals line of makeup and skincare products. Hope this helps!

This is the only FX product I have used. It is perfect for your uneven skintone, But for the pits and pores I think Kinerase has the best line for that. It shrunk my pores, but it's a little pricey. My brother-in-law in really happy with Murad's pore and pit treatment.

I just received this answer from Lee at CoverFX:
SkinPrep FX can be used without moisturizer as it has hydrating properties along with therapeutic benefits. If you want to include moisturizer in your skin care regiment, use moisturizer first, SkinPrep FX and then foundation.

I think it depends on what kind of skin you have. If on the oily side (like me), I'd suggest using only Skinprep and skip the moisturizer -- even this is a little bit on the heavy side for my skin so I try to use only a dab on the forehead and cheeks.

I just received this response directly from Lee at CoverFX:

SkinPrep FX can be used without moisturizer as it has hydrating properties along with therapeutic benefits. If you want to include moisturizer in your skin care regiment, use moisturizer first, SkinPrep FX and then foundation.

The Skinprep FX treatment and priming seurm is really great for all skin types. It does pretty much all of the same as the Clearprep FX, The only difference is if you have very sensitive skin, acne, or oily skin the clearprep FX will be better because it is a gel, which is lightweight and under make up
there is less shine.