Haha a little funny thing just happened… I will review in this post IsaDora Light Touch Concealer, and googled reviews to see what others think. I usually do this if any interesting information comes up, e.g. that people with dry skin do not like a product, etc. - I do not notice such details because I do not have a dry skin. Then it might be a good idea to refer to other reviews!
Anyway, I like this concealer, but it can not be wow-good because I have no memory what so ever that I would have tested it before, but one of the reviews I found was my own! So yes, I like the product, but apparently not so much that it was worth remembering;)
But I think my previous review was very undetailed, so it does not hurt with a new one:
This is a concealer in brush form. You screw on the underside, and then cream comes out at the top which you brush on the skin.
Costs about SEK 110, I use the shade 80 Blond Beige which is the lightest shade. For me, it fits really well, but if you are very pale, I think it can be a bit dark actually.
What the concealer should do is to cover small blemishes and highlight dark circles in the skin, e.g. dark circles under the eyes. It contains, among other things, white tea extract and UV filter, which is nice on the sensitive skin around the eyes!
I think this is an excellent everyday concealer! Perfect if you want a little extra coverage and luster without using thick products. It is semi-transparent and does not cover 100% but the result is natural and fine.
I can imagine that it is good even if you want to look unmade up, but just want to conjure away the worst flaws that make you look tired. Then just this concealer is enough then you are done!
The texture is thin and light, and I think it is very easy to apply. You just brush on the area and then fade out the color with your fingertip.
I personally mainly like to use it together with liquid foundation, and then I apply it after foundation on the areas that need more coverage. I also usually apply it along the nasal bone, for a nice glow!
In these pictures you can see that I look unmade up in the afterimage, but the dark ring under the eye is much smaller. At the same time, it does not cover my red-flaming nasal wing to 100%, but if I apply foundation first and then dab it on the nasal wing, it will be great coverage!
I say thumbs up, but it depends on what kind of concealer you are looking for :)
Hug!
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