NYX HD Studio Photogenic Concealer Wand [Green] Reviews

NYXHD Studio Photogenic Concealer Wand [Green]

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• 얄ㄹ루

  Mar 3, 2018 (UTC)
  Oily SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  The pigmentation is very good. The finish has a matte and smooth feel, with a fixing effect. Even when using it only on areas with large pores and excess sebum, it did not cause any breakouts!

  Cons

  There aren't any major issues, but many reviews mention that blending is difficult. With sufficient skills, this seems to be a surmountable challenge. One thing to be mindful of is ensuring that the cosmetics and tools used in the next step of color correction do not get mixed with this concealer. It's important to blend thoroughly and let it absorb before applying foundation, so that the foundation and concealer colors don't mix and the foundation brush doesn't get stained. I've never had any issues with my own skin, but when helping a friend with their makeup, their skin did get quite dry, and it even caused my cherished foundation brush to turn slightly green, which affected the color when applying other foundations.

  Tip

  For blending tips, I'd suggest not directly applying the built-in applicator to your skin. Instead, dispense some onto the back of your hand, spread it thinly across your fingertips, and then apply it to the necessary areas. After that, use a concealer brush to ensure full coverage of the targeted spots. Finally, gently dab with a damp sponge to blend out any clumps or unabsorbed areas. Proper application and finishing are key! I've never had any issues with it not blending well or being difficult to remove from my skin.