Shade Chantilly; Swatched on my wrist.

This is very different than any concealer I own as it is a doe foot wand type of product and I was expecting it to be similar to some of the drugstore wand style concealers I had used in my late teens. These type of concealers never seemed to provide enough coverage and thus caked up when I always applied too much.

This is very different. The tiny amount of product which comes out on the wand is so super pigmented that it is almost opaque and I very much over did it the first time “playing” with it.

 Because this colour feels like it is too light for me I have been using it underneath my foundation to cover the epic spots that I had this week and then putting a small amount anywhere that redness might have been showing through. 

Left; “blended on bare skin, Right; unblended on top of some previously blended, but wiped off concealer

In my Sheer Glow review I mentioned this concealer. I had been disappointed at the longevity of Sheer Glow and that when it was used in conjunction with this concealer all that was left on my face was some very obvious concealer and patchy looking skin.

This stuff sticks around. Which is great if your foundation also sticks around but not so great if your foundation gives up half way through the day and decides to go home.

Despite its super thick and pigmented formula the concealer does blend out well. A warning though that because it does stick well that you really need to make sure that your skin is properly moisturised and a primer is essential.

 If it were a shade darker it would blend in seamlessly. I will need to start using this with my other foundations but am afraid that it might be unusable because my other foundations are darker than the Sheer Glow.

Let me know what you think by leaving a comment below.