#Colourpop concealer skin
#Colourpop concealer full
#Colourpop concealer free

By this time the concealer had settled and my dry patches looked worse than when I first put the concealer on. On both day one and two, I only wore the concealer for about 5 hours before I removed it. I used the same technique twice in the two days I tried the concealer by itself. For reference, I set the concealers with my Cover FX Perfect Setting Powder, one side with a brush, the other with a puff and I used my Kat Von D Lock-It Setting Spray. While it didn't necessarily crease, it settled rather ugly in those areas. The one thing I was looking for in the concealer was that it would be crease proof, but unfortunately, it did not hold up well in my smile lines and forehead. My under eyes looked rather crepey a feature that progressively worsened throughout the day. For the most part, I never wear makeup during the day.Īs expected, from a mattifying formula, the concealer latched onto my dry patches, when I wore the concealer on it's own, even though I used a plethora of deep moisturizing creams before hand.

#Colourpop concealer full

I purchased both shades with the intention of using them for highlighting in my T zone to accompany a full face of makeup, not for day to day use. If my under eyes look bright in the pictures, it's because they are bright. They're a simple design, but feel quite durable and are easy to travel with.Īs mentioned earlier on in the article, I picked up two shades of the concealer. If you're super anal about keeping your products and packaging, clean like me, then perhaps you too will appreciate the easy to clean tubes.

I appreciate the wand chosen for the concealers as it picks up decent amounts of product with every dip into the tube.

#Colourpop concealer skin

I have combo to oily skin with the exception of my eyes, which are mostly dry during the winter months. Normally I'll use an illuminating foundation with a matte concealer and lightweight powders. If I could, I would stick to illuminating products because I prefer the feel and finish, however my smile lines and the creases on my forehead limit the products I can use. It's basically a rash on my eyes that causes my eyelids to become dry, itchy, and the skin will peel. In addition to allergies, I have eye dermatitis. I wish I had something to compare the smell to, as it's a rather familiar scent, but I haven't quite figured out the perfect comparison yet.

The concealer does have a chemical smell too it, but it's rather faint not something that lingers after it's been applied. Synthetic or strong chemical smells activate my allergies and cause my nose to become stuffy and give me a headache. When I open up products, the first thing I do is smell them.

#Colourpop concealer free

Colourpop is a cruelty free company and their products are made in the USA. The concealers cost $6 for 4.0g / 0.14oz and is vegan. The No Filter Concealers offer a full coverage, pore blurring finish that is both lightweight and crease proof for a natural matte finish. Now that I've had the opportunity to swatch the concealers in person, I went ahead and purchased two shades Fair 00 and Light 10. I for one, wanted to buy this concealer when it launched, but I never got around to it because I was afraid I'd buy the wrong shade and be out of my money. Despite the duration these concealers have been available for, the recent release in stores has beckoned me for a review. While the concealers have been available for roughly one and a half years, including Ulta's website. The Colourpop No Filter Concealer which was released on Jhas finally found its way into my local Ulta store.