REVIEW: PRO.CONCEAL HD - L.A GIRL MAKEUP

janmarieth (55)in #vlog • 7 years ago (edited)

Hi girls here I leave you a brief review of this corrector I must start for me is just a step in my routine that I can not jump, is a need almost basic en lo personal estos correctores use the time in their brief review

"The HD Pro Concealer by LA Girl is resistant to folds with matt coverage, creamy but light in texture, long lasting formula that camouflages darkness under eyes, redness and imperfections, providing a full coverage and natural appearance, equaling the skin tone, covers dark circles and minimizes fine lines around the eyes "

#### **What I like most about this line is that it not only includes normal correctors, but also pre-correctors or color neutralizers for imperfections. And if you have no idea what I am talking about here, I explain to you haha. Neutralizers are color correctors that help to reduce marks or depigmentation on the skin. It is applied before the base, a way to leave it ready to receive the makeup**

What neutralizers does the line include and what are they for ?:

#### *Naranjo*: to cover very dark marks, such as black circles, moles.

#### *Yellow*: for violet or bluish marks, such as subtle dark circles, slight marks of acne.

#### *Green*: to cover redness, ideal for those suffering from rosacea.

#### *Lilac*: to cover patches of yellow color, to give life to pale skins.

#### *Peach pink*: same effect as the orange concealer but for lighter skins, also counteracts the opacity of the skin.

### **How does it apply?**

The concealer includes a very practical brush with which you can deposit the product on the imperfection, and then it is diffused with brush small or wet sponge. You can reapply as many times as you need until you feel that the imperfection has already been neutralized. As a recommendation I suggest not to apply directly on grains or pimples to avoid auto contagion, in that case it is better to leave a little concealer on the back of the hand and go taking the product from there. After neutralizing, you can seal with powders (optional) and apply the makeup base that we traditionally know, these serve to correct minimal imperfections, but more than anything to give light and shade to the face

They can be used both on the basis of makeup and below.

##### **I use the tone Porcelain (the lightest) to illuminate the area under the eyes, the bridge of the nose, chin and forehead, and before I used the tone Toast to outline my face In all its versions I have had good experiences, they are light correctors of medium coverage, they are diffused and fused with the base in an excellent way, either with a brush or sponge. They do not crack or accumulate in folds, nor mark the lines of expression They are water based, so sometimes by pressing the tube can leave a few drops before the product (it is normal and does not mean it is bad or expired)**

I was surprised to take the photos of this post on how the yellow neutralizer concealed the weariness of my eyecup by just applying a single layer Another point in its favor is the variety of tones, in addition to the neutralizers there are 21 colors for all skin types (from the lightest to the dark, passing through the different subtones)

The presentation of the packaging of this concealer is in a tube with a brush as an applicator, which only with pressure dispenses the product Its liquid formula is almost perfect in terms of its consistency, which is not very important and which becomes extremely heavy, which makes it easy to apply and blur

Pross:

It has a light to medium coverage
It is a pretty moisturizing concealer
Easy to blur
With a fairly natural finish
It does not settle in dry parts that your skin could have
Excellent variety of tones
Friendly price with your pocket

CONS:

Does not have full coverage
If it is not sealed with powders it is not fixed and it is inserted in the fine lines of the dark circles

#### **Here I leave my previous dessert where I talked about the types of contours and face where I had the opportunity to use a tone of these correctors to outline:**

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