By Audrey Dao, on April 16th, 2009,
Sonia Kashuk Hidden Agenda Concealer Set ($9.99)
- Create a nearly flawless face with this exclusive quartet of concealers by makeup master Sonia Kashuk
- Includes 2 shades of concealer,1 neutralizer and 1 translucent powder
- Alsoincludes 2 applicator brushes, 1 nylon and 1 sable
- Sleek case boasts a small mirror and fits neatly into a purse or cosmetic bag
My Thoughts:
I really like this concealer because it covers up my blemishes and occasional under eye circles (late night cram sessions will do that to you). Not only is it a concealer, but it’s color correctors too! Use the green to minimize redness. Use yellow to minimize dark circles. I heard the concealer isn’t oil-free which may be the reason why it doesn’t last all day. It’s really easy to blend, and the brushes that come with it aren’t that bad either, but I prefer to use my own concealer brush. The best thing about this concealer is the price! Normally you have to buy all these concealers seperately, but this concealer set comes with everything you need!
By Audrey Dao, on April 13th, 2009,
Neutrogena Mineral Sheers Concealer Kit SPF 20 ($13.99 ) Inspired by makeup artists and created by Neutrogena® experts, this two-step concealer kit is all you need to keep your skin’s flaws your little secret. Neutrogena Mineral Sheers® Concealer Kit SPF 20 features pure and gentle dermatologist-selected minerals for flawless, radiant skin.
Step 1: Cream concealer covers and protects with SPF 20.
Step 2: Translucent loose powder sets and perfects for seamless coverage and the illusion of flawless skin.
- Cream conceals flaws and protects with SPF 20, loose powder perfects the look
- Pure, gentle, dermatologist-selected minerals
- Applicator included
- In 4 skin-tone shades
- 0.15 oz. kit
My Thoughts:
For a drugstore brand, it is pricey. For the price you pay, you would think it would work. Had the concealer worked, I wouldn’t have minded shelling out that money. It’s a thick, creamy concealer. When you put it on and try to blend it, it feels sticky and tacky making it difficult to blend. If you use this on your undereye, it will settle into fine lines. It doesn’t cover up blemishes that well either. The mineral powder that comes with it is okay and provided a bit of an illuminating effect. The powder puff that also came with it is useless. I chucked it and used my kabuki brush to apply the powder. Overall, I think what killed this product is the concealer. The powder is great for highlighting, but I wouldn’t pay $13.99 for that amount of mineral powder.
By Audrey Dao, on March 16th, 2009,
Cover Girl TruConceal Concealer ($7.49) Creamy formula TruConceal blends perfectly to cover imperfections and undereye circles for a natural, no-makeup look. Specially designed to work with TRUblend foundation, pressed powder, and blush; select your concealer, 1 – 6, then look for the corresponding foundation, blush and powder!
My Thoughts:
This is not the best concealer. It looks cakey and doesn’t blend that well. I don’t know if it was my tube or what, but the product was kind of thick.
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