Best concealer

mercedes_123

18 years ago

I'm still looking for the ultimate concealer. What are your favorites?

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User
18 years ago
Laura Mercier's Secret Camouflage
Lauren Hutton's Facedisk Concealer
msmagoo
18 years ago
Dermablend makes a good one, it's lightweight, doesn't cake and covers great. I got my online.
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I used to use Dermablend all the time, for years. I don't get dark circles w/bags under my eyes so much as that dark pigmented look from thin skin. (There is a name for that, IIRC, I just can't think of it.) But guess as my skin aged it started not working so well, got fine little creases in it. (It conceals better than anything I've tried, imo.) tina, the Bare Minerals conceals surprisingly well for a powder, and it's not loose or flaky. I'll have to check out gdust's color, yellow is a good concealer on my skin tone. The Summer Bisque is more taupe and on the cool side, but still does the trick. (Even better in winter.) Mineral powder doesn't bother me a bit (and can't stress enough how much I don't like makeup, the less, the better.) ;) And the 'white stuff' in the Cover Girl/Olay Simply Ageless can be pretty bright, but that can be avoided by using mostly the flesh tone and dabbing just a bit of white in with it. I mix it right in the pot. It gives the eyes a more 'awake' look, not racoony, if that makes sense. Clinique used to have a "Find Line" that was an 800# for discontinued products (depending on how far back it was discontinued). Check this out, they still have the # to call plus a link to a locater on their site. I've seen Clinique at Ulta also, if not discontinued ages ago maybe they would have it?
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falconeddie
17 years ago
If you have the extra money, I highly reccomend the "Cle de Peau" -concealer ($70.00).

This stuff is amazing (covers anything). When I went to Neimans to buy it, I walked up yo the Cle de Peau counter and asked for it. The regular salesperson for Cle de Peau wasn't there, so the girl helping me couldn't find the concealer sticks; she finds the Cle de Peau sales girl and she told us that she has to hide the concealer sticks cause Neiman employees have been stealing them. She said she can't even keep the samples up front for customers to try-on, cause the customers have been stealing them as well. If that doesn't tell you how great the stuff is, I don't know what will. I have fair skin and it matches perfectly, covers everything. You get what you pay for.
bouncingpig
17 years ago
I love MAC select cover up. Kind of pricy, but I buy it for a fraction on Ebay.

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agostina1
17 years ago
My favorite concealer is Bobbi Brown's - I like how creamy it is - it doesn't look dry under the eyes - and a little goes a longways - and you can get it with powder to set the concealer - I'm a makeup artist and I use her concealers on all my clients - they love it.
terilyn
17 years ago
I love Guerlain's issima Precious light, it has it's own brush on the end and really covers and lights up dark circles under the eye. I keep one upstairs and one downstairs!

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