![]() On top of that, my breakouts and scarring have gotten out of control, leaving me with red blotches all over my chin. However, in recent months (thanks to cold weather and actually leaving the house), I have noticed that my skin is turning a little drier and have been in the market for something a teensy bit creamier. In fact, I have been so attached to that concealer that I haven’t really felt a need to try anything different. ![]() Cue Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage Concealer Duo (£28).īefore this double-ended wand of brilliance came my way, Nars Soft Matte Complete Concealer (£24) had been my go-to for years. And most importantly, they need to be brightening. They need to melt into my skin seamlessly, leaving behind no signs of creasing or dryness. They need to be full-coverage and matte (my oily skin means anything dewy just slides right off) but easily blendable and undetectable. ![]() However, because I put so much importance on my concealer, I’m very particular about the ones I like. While I’m not a big makeup kind of girl, a few dabs of concealer on any spots and smooshed into my under-eye area to disguise dark circles is all it takes for me to feel pulled-together. I use it every single day without fail, and I wouldn’t dream of leaving the house without one in my bag. You see, concealer is my absolute ride-or-die beauty product. And the truth is, if the product isn’t a concealer, those statements can’t be totally factual. And within my reviews, I am sure you will find many an occasion in which I refer to any particular product as my favourite/most-used/most-loved of the moment. For years, I have spent my days writing about countless beauty products, from cleansers and moisturisers to mascaras and shampoos.
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