text: Concealers | Beauty in Stitches
  Concealers are something that I can't live without... I rarely wear foundation to school or anytime actually. My usual routine is concealer for spots and undereyes and setting powder on top.
  This is going to be a review of my 2 favorite concealers right now.
  My recent #1 concealer has to be the Makeup Forever Full Cover Concealer (7).
  This is a little on the pricey side at $32 but it does the job.
  I debated whether I should buy this or not for a pretty long time...and I finally caved in about 2 months ago.
  Very long lasting - this doesn't fade as the day goes on.
  Waterproof - I haven't tested this out at the pool or anything...but even if I sweat it doesn't come off
  A little bit goes a loooong way - I use this everyday but the tube looks brand-new
  Sephora claims that this concealer could be used to cover "major imperfections like scars, hyperpigmentation, major discoloration, burns, and tattoos" I don't know about tattoos, but it covers my redness around my nose and trouble acne spots for sure.
  The next concealer is way more wallet friendly and its still a great product.
  It's the Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser for Dark Circles (30 Medium)
  This retails for about $7.94 at Walmart, $9.79 at Walgreens.
  I use this for undereyes and around my cheeks where I have a little bit of natural redness.
  From maybelline.com: "Active Formula and Micro-Corrector Applicator erase dark circles, puffiness and fine lines instantly."
  Pretty good coverage, don't expect full coverage, but it is buildable.
  The packaging makes the concealer easy to apply. Just dab.
  Probably the best drugstore concealer I've tested out so far.
  I think it wears off a little bit as the day progresses, not too much though
  I don't think I've heard about people having this problem a lot but my package broke the 3rd time I tried to use it. I don't think it was my fault, but now I can't use the twist cap to apply I have to unscrew and put a little on my hand - so if the packaging breaks its pretty messy and inconvenient.
  I don't know about the age-rewind component of this concealer... I can't really tell if the concealer is reducing the puffiness of my eyes....or fine lines (if I have any...?)
  So these two concealers are part of my daily routine face makeup and I would recommend these products to anyone who is looking for a good full coverage concealer or a lightweight good drugstore concealer.
  Just a little bit about undereye concealing, I get pretty bad undereye circles, so when I really need to lighten up the area under my eyes I use a lighter pressed powder just under my eyes to set my concealer. I don't know if that's the right thing to do but I think it brightens up my undereyes well.
  The pictures might not show much of a difference (due to my camera quality and lighting) but, in real life there is quite a difference when I wear concealer or not.