- HARD CANDY GLAMOFLAUGE TATTOO CONCEALER SKIN
- HARD CANDY GLAMOFLAUGE TATTOO CONCEALER FULL
- HARD CANDY GLAMOFLAUGE TATTOO CONCEALER PLUS
Currently I have a blemish that in the process of healing, and while it covered it well, I’ve noticed that as I’m getting that dry layer of skin on top of the actual blemish, you can see where the concealer is clinging to that dryness. If I have any complaint at all, it would be that this concealer WILL cling to dry patches as the day goes on. But even with a primer, it stays put until I wash it off. I haven’t actually tried it WITHOUT a primer, because I personally feel like if it can crease so easily, it will probably settle into pores and fine lines just as easily.
HARD CANDY GLAMOFLAUGE TATTOO CONCEALER FULL
And I wouldn’t recommend this for use on the under eye area – it’s really thick and will crease easily.Īs for wear time, I can get a full day out of this with a primer. To cover tattoos, you’ll probably need two, maybe three layers at the most. Hiding blemishes will only require a little bit. Work in thin layers, and allow each layer to set before the next. I usually squeeze a small amount on the back of my hand, no more than the size of a pin head, and apply it with a small, stiff brush, like the Real Techniques Shading Brush ($7/ULTA). Actually, you really don’t even need that much to get the job done. So when I grab it, I usually manipulate the tube a little, squeezing it between my fingers to try to mix the product up before I use it.īecause this is such a thick concealer, less is definitely more. One thing I have noticed is that it does tend to separate – if I haven’t used it for a while, when I reach for it and dispense it on to the back of my hand, a clear, oily substance will come out before any actual concealer.
A little bit goes a long way with this product, which of course means that it will last you quite some time. It’s definitely a thick formula – it’s meant for heavy coverage of blemishes, dark circles, and even tattoos. The pencil reminds me more of a lip or eye pencil, the kind that you have to sharpen. I want to conceal my face, not the entire inside of my makeup bag. Which is good for me because I’m not worried about breaking the packaging. The product itself comes in a squeeze tube with a matte black twist on cap.
HARD CANDY GLAMOFLAUGE TATTOO CONCEALER PLUS
But you’re getting a decent amount of product, plus that little pencil, all for just $6! And considering how many times I’ve seen this listed as a dupe for the Kat Von D Lock-It Concealer ($25/Sephora), I was interested to say the least! The shade selection is a bit limited, but they’re very neutral in tone so I promise you, you’ll find your match! I don’t know that I would use it for touchups, but it seems like it would good for sharpening up the eyebrows or outlining your lips for a crisp, clean edge. Honestly, the little pencil it came with I never even tried. Get the coverage you need with Hard Candy Glamoflauge Heavy Duty Concealer.” Take this Hard Candy Heavy Duty Concealer With Concealer Pencil with you to make touch-ups during the day. Hide circles, blemishes, tattoos and more with the unique outline pencil. “This Hard Candy Glamoflauge Heavy Duty Concealer blends beautifully with your natural skin tone. Naturally I watched several YouTube reviews, looked it up on, and I was sold. And I found out the morning of her wedding that I was pregnant! Which totally explained the horrible skin! BUT that didn’t solve my immediate problem.Īfter some research, I came across this – the Hard Candy Glamoflauge Heavy Duty Concealer. I needed it to last through the ceremony, pictures, dinner, the reception, etc. I took to Pinterest and YouTube looking for a good, affordable concealer that would keep them undercover for the entire night. Breakouts, and I mean B-A-D breakouts, those cystic ones. Yikes.įor a few weeks before, despite my best attempts to get my skin in tip-top condition, my skin was going absolutely bonkers. This meant I would be walking down the aisle, expected to look my very best, while being heavily photographed. Let me start back at the beginning – in 2014, I was asked to be a bridesmaid in my younger sister’s wedding. Recently I found myself in such a situation. And by special attention, I mean heavy duty coverage. Every now and then we all have some major complexion faux-pas that needs special attention.
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