The parade of concealers: we tested 7 products and this is what we discovered - voila! Fashion

Becca's corrector (photo: Yehaz Sand)

In the dilemma between walking around with a bare chin that requires covering, and moving in public with a doughy lump of concealer - always choose the option that attracts less attention, that is, without.

A recommended solution to the issue comes from Bobbi, who launched a new and winning concealer this month: the secret is both in a highly moisturizing texture that clings to the skin as if its life depended on it, and also in a selection of 23 shades that ensures an exact match, neither near nor about, and a perfect blend with the skin.

Excellent in invisible coverage of darkness under the eyes, especially successful in blurring other blemishes.

Bobbi Brown Skin Full Cover Concealer (Photo: PR)

Becca's corrector, a brand recently adopted by Smashbox, offers color corrections for darkness and other tone faults that occur under the eyes, and will suit those who prefer to push their fingers into the container itself, without the mediation of accessories.

It comes in a flexible creamy formula and becca recommends warming it between your fingers and then smoothing it into the skin, from the inner corner outwards.

The brush-loving experimenter took a while to get used to the application, which felt "less clean" to her, but the result was worth it: "My skin is very fair and the dark circles under my eyes are especially noticeable. Most of the correctors I tried changed tone during the day, but Becca's product lasted without fading, and kept the skin in tone Uniform and very bright. The texture itself is a little sticky and you have to get used to it - some prefer to set it with powder, for me it worked well without it."

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Becca Smashbox Correctors (Photo: Foreign Public Relations)

If there is a hall of fame for iconic makeup products, a place of honor is reserved there for the prince of the sector, YSL's Acala Mascara.

In its updated version, the best wedge upgrader in history also becomes a concealer.

All the familiar and beloved features are still here: a buffer marker format, the nicest brush we've ever tried, a semi-sheer material that's also a highlighter, and now also with improved camouflage capabilities and durable, luminous and airy coverage.

In fact, the Akla mascara is the magic potion we've always wanted, and it's suitable for any area of ​​the face that needs a little help: there's under the eyes, it blurs pigmentation and other spots, a little in the corners of the nose, and it's also convenient for small, lifting touchups during the day.

YSL TOUCHE ECLAT HIGH COVER (Photo: Foreign PR)

Stendhal's highlighter will be perfect for a festive look, and very useful for all the evenings and mornings that follow.

Like the YSL, it also comes in a marker format with a silky brush, and a creamy-liquid texture that also serves as a very fine concealer.

This is not a sealing material that is suitable for serious coverage, but it has the skills to do the same maneuver that will make everyone ask if you have done something inside: in addition to blurring darkness and creating an even tone, you can apply it under the eyes, on the sides of the nose, in the eyelid area and above the upper lip, and give the whole look Glam of a natural awakening.

Highlighter Four Lux Stendhal (Photo: Courtesy of April)

Mixed opinions were received in the system about Lancôme's concealer.

On the positive side: a pointed and comfortable applicator that allows for precise application, even in corners and angles;

Pleasant texture that is easy to work with, and not bad coverage even in a single layer.

More on this side: excellent material for shading, when working with a darker shade.

On the side of the complaints, a tester with dry skin claimed that full coverage would only be obtained with a double application and that over the hours, it dried and dried out, especially under the eyes, and precisely emphasized what it was asked to hide.

Excellent for mixed and oily skin, less so for dry skin.

Lancome Concealer Tint Idol Ultra Wear (Photo: Foreign Relations)

Sebocalm suggests using their concealer to blur under-eye darkness, pigmentation and expression lines, but the tester reports that you have to be careful with these generous usage recommendations because the material itself is very thick and heavy.

It covers wounds and blemishes well provided you live in peace with a matte sealer, and provided your skin is not dry or prone to it - otherwise you will get a dry coating that is not pleasant at all.

Comes in only two shades - quite a bad selection when it comes to concealer.

Concealer Sebocalm (Photo: Public Relations)

"An effective product at a sane price," the experimenter summed up her relationship with Carline's concealer: "The brush is thick, too thick for my taste, and brings out too much material. I learned to control the amounts and wipe the excess on the edges. The material itself is on the thicker and heavier side, But it's also comfortable for work, blends nicely with the skin, and adequately covered all my sun spots. Comes in only 4 shades - a challenging selection when you need to match an exact shade."

Concealer from Carline (Photo: Tal Azoulai)

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