FOR A
FLAWLESS, AIRBRUSHED APPEARANCE IN ANY LIGHT
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| MY REVLON PHOTOREADY CONCEALER |
Be your
picture-perfect best with REVLON's PhotoReady concealer. Camouflage dark
under-eye circles. Erase imperfections anywhere they appear. Get ready for your
close-up.
This
Photo Ready concealer by Revlon gets you ready for you close up. It has been
tested under the roughest lighting conditions to give you the undetectable
coverage you need. Pigments that are photochromatic bend, diffuse and reflect
light.
The Different Shades:
Fair / Light / Light-Medium / Medium
/ Medium-Deep / Deep
Every make-up
artist’s top tips usually begin with “conceal, conceal, conceal,” but to
the average make-up user, this is more complicated than it sounds.
What
should you be concealing, what type of concealer should you use and how should
you apply it? Before you start experimenting, read my concealer tips below
to help you find the perfect product and learn how to apply it like a pro.
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What
concealer does:
Concealer
is used to cover up imperfections on the surface of the skin. It is matched to
your skin tone, and then used to hide breakouts, scars, redness and
dark circles. As it contains more pigment than foundation does, it offers
better coverage, thereby helping you get closer to a flawless
complexion.
What to
conceal:
Redness
around your nose area, pigmentation or dark spots, dark circles under
your eyes, scars, pimples and breakouts.
Different
types of concealers & how to apply them:
Concealers
are available in three forms: solid, liquid and powder.
Powder
concealer - offers the least amount
of coverage, and can be used for dark under-eye circles and light blemishes. It
is best applied with a brush in gently, circular movements. Though it is
effective on light imperfections, it is probably the least common of the three
types.
Liquid
concealer - offers more coverage than
powder and blends easily with a thin concealer brush or with your fingers. It
can be used on acne, but is best suited to dark under-eye circles. It’s best to
select a liquid concealer one or two shades lighter than your
complexion, & to apply it around the area with a brush. Gently bled
it into the skin with your finger, but be careful not to rub or tug at the
skin.
Solid
concealers - offer the most coverage, but
cannot be blended into the skin. They normally come in a lipstick-like or
pencil-like form. They are most suitable for covering pimples and
scars and should not be used as an under-eye concealer (the rubbing of the
pencil can damage the delicate area around the eyes).
If
you’re looking to highlight and ligten an area on your skin and don’t need the
full coverage of a foundation, opt for a highlighting pen instead.
These
usually give the skin a luminous glow and don’t offer much coverage.
Revlon PhotoReady
Concealer, R139
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