Makeup revolution concealer

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About reviewer (134 reviews) All ingredients As far as the coverage goes, it’s good. I’m pretty serious about full coverage face products, since I deal with acne and hyper-pigmentation. I’d say that this concealer is right on the border between medium and full, and definitely buildable. Above is a before and after using the concealer over a scar I have on my hand. It’s only one layer and we got some solid coverage, though you can still sort of see the darker outline of the scar. I feel that it performs the same on my face— anything a little darker than slightly red will need a few layers to really cover. Of course, in conjunction with foundation you’ll be able to cover more thoroughly.

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All you need to apply is to have a debit or credit card, to be over 18 years of age, and to be a resident of New Zealand Drugstore Concealer Comparison The Makeup Revolution Conceal and Define Concealer was one of the most hyped up beauty launches within the UK for a long, long time and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it. Prior to the concealer’s launch, I hadn’t had the best experiences with the Revolution base products but the new concealer was labelled as being a Tarte Shape Tape Dupe for £4 so it was definitely a must have within my collection.

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Revolutions new Conceal & Define full coverage foundation makes some pretty big claims, and has been garnering some exceptional reviews, so I had to see for myself what all the fuss was about (read: ran down to Superdrug the day it was launched and harassed a shop assistant to find it for me as they weren’t even out of the boxes yet…). It appears that your browser has JavaScript disabled. Your shopping cart is currently empty.