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Loving this concealer! I don't get too excited about makeup...but since hitting 40, I think I developed under eye circles - mine are kind of bluish/purplish, which is so attractive and awesome. Anyway, I've tried them all. The cultish ones like Touche Eclat and cheaper ones. I've tried about 20 of them, I suppose, probably more. Some don't end up covering at all, and some just look cakey or they drag on my skin when applying. Anyway, I heard of this one via a makeup blogger - and I totally LOVE it! I don't use it every day...just when I want to actually look....well, alive. I put it under my eyes and on my lids. I just had to share, bc this beats allllll the $$$$$ versions I've tried. I got it in Light/Pale, but it comes in other shades. It was $7 or $8 when I picked it up at The Tarjay. Maybelline Instand Age Rewind Concealer - Light : Target ///End Ann's Infomercial |
Thanks. I have been using cover girl and it is not working lol. |
Thank you for sharing...I will definitely try this. I have to use concealer daily, thanks to hereditary dark cirlces.:thumbdown I hate when concealer looks great when you put it on and 2 hours later you have creases, lines, and cakes....:confused: |
Thanks! I'll give it a try - I've tried the $$$ and they are so not working. Bags and bruising - I has it. Adding to shopping list!! |
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Oh Ann...you crack me up! Thinking we should start a trend to accept under eye circles as a thing of beauty....that *certain something* that sets us aside from the rest. Kind of like Madonna's space between her teeth:D I've tried many of the concealers too, including the Touche Eclat (expensive French name is what you're paying for, I think). Currently I'm using a Mally product and...eh...it's better than most I've tried. For years I used Maybeline (big fat pink) mascara and could find nothing to compare....it did the job without clumping and was inexpensive. I'll have to give your concealer a try.....even if it doesn't work for me, I know I won't have to borrow money to buy it, unlike the Touche Eclat:p |
Thanks Ann. I've never used concealer before but am excited that my first attempt will be the right one. Thanks for doing all that extra work for me :queen3: |
Thanks for the tip. I have the type of undereye circles that come from how your face is shaped or whatever. I don't totally understand it, but I had big bags under my eyes when I was 12 and well really well-rested, so you can imagine what they are like now. :eek: Thanks for the rec! I will definitely have to try it. |
Thanks! Just put it on my list for tonight's Wally World run. If they don't carry it, I'll check out Tarjay tomorrow. I have serious blue/purple circles underneath with also a darker reddish eyelid color. I use a concealer on top too but since it gets covered with shadow, it's not such an issue to find the perfect one. Under the eyes though is a different story. I've tried them all. Currently using CoverGirl #705. Those that don't have these hereditary circles just can't possibly understand the frustration. Just went and clicked your link. I'm not sure I'm going to be completely pleased with this one because it's liquid. I've always found that the sticks have fuller coverage. But I think I'm going to give it a shot anyway. |
Thanks for the 411 Ann! I swear, under my eyes is where I show my age. I also tried everything and found it odd looking. As soon as I get rid of the URI I have had for two weeks now (2 antibiotics - ugh), it is on my list to try. If you found something to get rid of this "constantly tired" look, I will owe you! :) |
Forgot to add, I also had problems w skin texture under my eyes. Now I did find something finally that helped w that. I use Skinsceuticals Phloretin CF. It is pricey, but a little bit will do you. The bottle lasts me almost a whole year. Now if I can only get some coverup for the bluish discoloring - yay!! |
Thks - I used it too and it works wonders. But it works even better is you use the ''primer'' before hand. it makes it that much more efficient. |
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Yay! Don't you love it when you find something that works? I don't use concelear right now, but will remember that if I ever decide to start using it. :) |
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I'm making a Tarjay run first thing Sat. Morning. I'll add it to my list!! :) |
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Too Funny! And, that Maybelline - big fat pink mascara still makes it on the top mascara lists that I have seen in a few magazines!! :) |
Pssh, 35 y/o here. I don't need to conceal anything. :rolleyes: |
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My Mom uses this product but she doesn't use foundation ~ I used the concealer as FOUNDATION!!! I love this concealer too :D |
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Ann can you buy it by the barrels :D i need one |
Oh I am so going to try this. I have really thin skin around my eyes, plus I am extremely nearsighted so my actual eyeball is to oval it bulges out my eyes and casts a shadow. While I know nothing will ever make the shadow go away, I would like to at least lighten up the area. I have tried so many, even had a sit down with a make up artist at Sephora, and I still find that concealer draws more attention to the area than it does to hide it. So I feel I look better not trying to hide it, but if this works I will be so happy. I did also find an eyeliner that's really pretty waterproof. Revlon colorstay gel liner. You don't get as sharp a line as liquid, but the final look is still pretty good. Very easy to apply too, and no racoon eyes. Esp as an Asian with a mild case of monolid, this this great news. :D |
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I have never been able to apply any eyeliner correctly, lol, and I blame my Norwegian eyelids. |
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I bet you my eye sight is worse than yours. :p My glasses look so ridiculous. My pair cost me $400 bc the lenses were so expensive. |
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I will have to get out my lens prescription and compare with you. Mine is pretty bad -- bifocals too. |
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I guess that means 41 is the new 60. Math is rude. |
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