bareMinerals

 Talc-Free Loose Powder Concealer Mineral SPF 20

i have always had issues w liquid concealer under my eyes. always looks cakey no matter how meticulously i apply and set it. this stuff has absolutely changed the game. i use this under my eyes, and around my nose with a tiny buffing brush after setting my under eyes with powder. and holy cow! this makes me look brighter, more awake, and absolutely AIRBRUSHED. this is a daily staple for me. will never stop buying.

Tami again went above and beyond while helping me with this. She chose the best color for me and once again showed me how to apply and even had me apply on the other side. She's wonderful…as is my Bare Minerals powder concealer; very happy with it!

Great product.

I received this powder concealer from my mother in law last year. As time has gone on my acne, and now red spots from old acne have taken over my face. What makes it even more difficult is I actually sell skincare and makeup. I personally do my skin care, primer, CC cream, liquid foundation, and THEN I use this concealer on any recent blemish/pimple/acne marks peeling through. And let me tell you it works amazing! I feel much more confident using this, as I've went 34 years without severe acne (just got on a prescription ointment)! I recently told my mother in law I ran out and she just brought me another container. I will say I have fine lines under my eyes and don't prefer to Usenet for that, hence why I said I use liquid. Sometimes I'll use on my eye lids alone, or as a primer, as well as for redness around my nose. But what I do know is it covers any blemishes and red marks/scars helping me not feel like whoever I come in contact with is staring at my acne/red marks. Don't forget: a little goes a LONG way. You need the tiniest amount put into the cap, then onto the blur brush, tap, and straight to the skin. If it looks super caked on I consider the following: is my skin moisturized enough? Did I forget my primer? Did I to use a setting spray? Did I apply to much? Serious very pigmented so only use a a tiny amount specifically with the blurring brush and you should have great results (I've sold skincare and makeup for several different companies, all that either met or exceeded EU standards and this takes the cake by far). My mother in law has said sometimes she will simple use her finger to apply to a tiny blemished area, but I've never tried it as the blurring brush is top notch IMO.

I am using this powder as an eye shadow base. It's a great neutral color and stays put all day on my "senior" skin. It doesn't make my eyes look crepey and lined like some other cream bases do.