No Prince Charming, But Perhaps Helping Me Find my Concealer Charming???

[SugarScrub234]

I need that perfect concealer that fits normal skin. I've read all sorts of reviews from MAC to Covergirl and still have no idea which is best. Should I spend money on the most expensive concealer that covers EVERYTHING up and doesn't cake up? Or should i get the cheap one that's alright, and doesn't fit ALL my expectations. All I really need to cover is nose redness, dark circles, eye bags and small imperfections such as that. But that doesn't mean i want little coverage. I want medium to full, and I want to make sure it doesn't dry up and flake off during the day. Oh I hope finding the perfect concealer isn't as hard as finding my prince charming.

[lovelyandroid]

Before you get all sorts of expensive concealers, you should try Maybelline mineral power liquid concealer. The shades are kind of light, but if you manage to find a good shade this concealer is really good. I pat it on and apply more if needed. Then I set it with a tiny bit of powder. It doesn't come off until I wash my face at night. I have really dark under eye circles and this is one of my favorites.

[xBeautiful_Garbagex]

I'm a girl who really needs concealer, and one that I found that was pretty good was Benefit erase paste. They have it in three shades. If u apply it after your foundation, and then put some light powder on it, works a treat.

[xXhayleyroxXx]

I use 2true concealer from Superdrug stores - it costs £1.95 and its just as good as expensive makes! I tend to use stick concealers but the glide-on formula ones are also good. I'd probabaly suggest glide-on concealers which can be picked up for as cheap as 99p and have a lip-gloss like brush for someone who is new to putting concealer on, because they're light-reflective and easy to blend. The stick ones are harder to blend and can look cakey if not used right. The only setback for glide-on concealers is they dont last very long, and as is the case with all concealers -- less is more .