Concealer, Concealer, Concealer (sensitive)

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Gabby F.

Sep 19, 2013

Gabby F.

Does anybody know a good concealer for sensitive skin?(: Thanks!:D.

Dawn W.

Sep 19, 2013

Dawn W.

Ugh I hate concealers. my trick around them is using a good buildable foundation and build more coverage only in the places where you need it. I find it covers blemishes better than concealers, is easier to blend and looks more natural on the skin.

Dawn W.

Sep 19, 2013

Dawn W.

That being said I do like using the loreal super blendable concealer crayon to brighten up my under eye area when I'm looking ragged. but for blemishes I always build coverage with my foundation. should work with any medium to full coverage foundation.

Kelly V.

Sep 19, 2013

Kelly V.

I agree with dawn, but I do like benefits boi-ing and maybelines age defy Concealer. age defy doesn't sink into fine lines under the eyes.

Angie B.

Sep 20, 2013

Angie B.

I have deep set German eyes, and have major probs covering the dark circles/shadows below them. Have tried tons of concealers that semi-work, temporarily, but I've recently found the Ben Nye SK-200 Total Cover-All Wheel II (there's a Wheel 1 also with other colors) which is stage/performance makeup. It comes with 6 different concealers to pick and choose, mix and blend... 2 for highlighting, 1 for redness, 1 for covering scars (acne), and 1 for covering tattoos/moles. I figured it's have to stay put if its the go-to brand for entertainers!! So far it has been my miracle cover-up!! This stuff is no joke and will hide/fix whatever you got! Will use this til I'm 80!!

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