Mac Pro Longwear Concealer Gone Wrong?

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Brooke H.

Feb 21, 2014

Brooke H.

Have any of yall had a burning feeling when using the mac pro long wear concealer? I don't know what it is but some days I use it and under my eyes closer to my cheeks there's this tiny burning feeling. Please tell me I'm not crazy.

Kyraa D.

Feb 21, 2014

Kyraa D.

I've had that issue with my Revlon Colourstay concealer :s it only burned when I applied it under my eyes. however it went away right after I rubbed the product in & my skin never turned red or anything.. could be a mild allergic reaction.

Brooke H.

Feb 21, 2014

Brooke H.

That's exactly what happens to me with the mac concealer. it upsets me because there's so much hype behind that stuff and my face just doesn't like it. lol.

Kyraa D.

Feb 21, 2014

Kyraa D.

It really sucks when a product has so much hype & so many awesome reviews, & yet, you skin won't let it happen :c
I honestly just kept using my concealer until it ran out, & nothing bad happened. I never got a rash or break out.. I never even got red. I would maybe continue to use it, but cautiously, if that makes sense, lol.

Brooke H.

Feb 21, 2014

Brooke H.

Yeah that's what I'm going to do!! that stuff is too expensive to let it sit and waste. lol thank you!

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