Item: COVER UP PRO CONCEALER [01 Neutral]
Rating: 5
Author: ku******

These days, many of us mix concealers to match our complexion, right? If you're looking for a product that's both soft and rich, I highly recommend this one! First off, the three shades are perfectly curated. No matter how you mix them, they blend seamlessly with any skin tone. I tried my best to capture the colors, but my camera couldn't do them justice... The texture is simply mind-blowing! I've tried many sport concealers from other brands, but they often dry out, leaving the under-eye area looking like a desert. This one, however, melts into the skin so smoothly when applied with fingers - it's truly surprising! It's creamy yet lightweight, spreading effortlessly without requiring much pressure. This is perfect for my delicate eye area. Now, let's talk about coverage - arguably the most crucial aspect of a concealer. I had a huge bruise from bumping into something, so I decided to test it out. After mixing the shades to match my skin tone, the bruise almost completely disappeared, except for the darkest part. It was like my skin was restored! The coverage is absolutely fantastic.

While there aren't many downsides, it might be a bit inconvenient if you're someone who applies concealer on-the-go. But since I don't usually touch up my concealer outside, I'm not sure how others might feel. Come to think of it, this might not even be a drawback since it blends so well with just fingers... It could actually be quite convenient for on-the-go use. Give it a try, everyone!

Since there's plenty of product, experiment with different color combinations to find your perfect match. By mixing and trying various blends, you'll be able to experience this product's full potential! Even if you don't have a brush, you can easily use your fingers. Just mix the colors on the back of your hand, dab it on the areas you want to conceal, and gently blend with a beauty sponge. When I'm in a hurry, I just quickly blend it with my fingers. Oh, and by the way, the shade I use is somewhere between the third and fourth shades shown in the attached photos, but it's closer to the third one.