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Not bad, but not great
I was really excited by this product, and at first it looked really good when applied; it covered blemishes really well and wasn't bad. However, a couple of hours after application, if that, it began to cake and slide. I don't know if I am just using too much, or if it is just not right for my skin type, or what! I was quite disappointed with the result as I needed something that would last me a w...read morehile as I have long days. Looks good to begin with, but it did look cakey with me, so just beware!!This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 2 people said helpful
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good results
I have used this product and have been pleased with it.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 2 people said helpful
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Love this and have repurchased several times
I never wore undereye concealer prior to trying this product even though I have deep-set eyes with dark skin under my eyes. This product went on smoothly/creamy then became slightly powdery (I mean that in a good way). Immediately, my fine lines under my eyes became less noticeable -- I could not see them! The packaging takes a little getting used to. It's in a tube (love this) and you twist the...read more end to slowly release product at the top (love this too). The brush at the end is sort of too long, IMO, and the product comes out at the base of the brush. So I have to put the tip at an odd angle under my eye to get the product on the skin. The SA who first sold me this said to use a finger to get the product off the base of the brush to the eye, and then to use a camouflage brush (if I don't like the attached brush). I like the brush for getting to the inner corner of my eyes, but I still use a finger lightly to finish off. Another good thing is that when you twist the end of the tube, it clicks, so you can sort of tell how much product you are applying and get an amount that works for you. Initially, I was using 4 clicks (for both eyes) but then I noticed later in the day that some of the concealer was gathering in my lines, making them show when initially they don't show. So I cut back to 3, and that is perfect. YMMV on how much product comes out of your tube with each click and how much you need for good coverage, so I highly recommend experimenting and not getting discouraged in the beginning. I do rely on the attached brush to "dot" the concealer under my eye and I still lightly use my finger to blend it. I'm on my 6th tube of this stuff.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 2 people said helpful
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