Concealer Help! 😬

Mar 6, 2013

Becca K.

I have semi-severe acne (cheeks, forehead, sides of my face, upper lip, chin) and so far the two concealers that I've tried have done nothing but make yellow spots wherever I put it. Those two products are L'Oreal True Match Super Blendable Crayon Concealer Fair/Light Warm W1-2-3 and Revlon PhotoReady Concealer #002 Fair.

My current makeup routine consists of Revlon ColorStay 24hr Liquid Foundation Normal/Dry Skin #110 Ivory, Revlon PhotoReady Concealer #002 Fair, Revlon PhotoReady Pressed Powder Translucent Finisher to set everything, plus my foundation shade is Ivory and I have cool undertones.

Since I have such fair skin and cool undertones, what shade of concealer would I be and what kind of product applicator (stick, pen, cream, etc) do you recommend?

Mar 6, 2013

Ashley D.

Mac has a concealer, the studio fix fluid?, and I love it. it is the only concealer that has ever matched my skin tone and it has great coverage. I would go into Mac and ask a worker to help you find your perfect shade. =)

Mar 6, 2013

Chloe S.

The Sonia Kashuk hidden agenda palette has three different shades of concealer and a setting powder and it has good coverage. Hard Candy Glamoflauge covers tattoos and there are multiple colors to choose from. I would recommend giving either of those a try.

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