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kmn · 06-28-2001, 05:17 AM

My favorite concealer is Revlon's New Complexion Correct and Conceal Blemish Stick, and you can buy it at webrx DOT com, but they only have the Deep color, and the corrective green at the moment. They used to have a pale and another color (I think), but they must be out. I like this one because all the other ones I've tried have been either too greasy, or didn't covor well, or the application (like a wand) was just sucky <IMG SRC="http://www.healthboards.com/ubb/smile.gif">. This seems more like a whipped, thick, foundation, and the coverage (and color) has been the best for ME. You turn a little thingy and some comes out at the top in the outline of a circle (convenient for spots) and then you put it on your face and blend it in (easily). It's not very expensive either. Sorry if I sound like a commercial, but I've been through a lot of concealers (clinique, neutrogena, estee, pretty much every brand). I've VERY pale so red marks are very noticeable on me. I bought the Revlon stick at Walmart (I think) so you should probably be able to find it.<p>[This message has been edited by kmn (edited 06-28-2001).]

06-28-2001, 05:17 AM	#2
kmn Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 67	Re: Concealer and powder question? My favorite concealer is Revlon's New Complexion Correct and Conceal Blemish Stick, and you can buy it at webrx DOT com, but they only have the Deep color, and the corrective green at the moment. They used to have a pale and another color (I think), but they must be out. I like this one because all the other ones I've tried have been either too greasy, or didn't covor well, or the application (like a wand) was just sucky <IMG SRC="http://www.healthboards.com/ubb/smile.gif">. This seems more like a whipped, thick, foundation, and the coverage (and color) has been the best for ME. You turn a little thingy and some comes out at the top in the outline of a circle (convenient for spots) and then you put it on your face and blend it in (easily). It's not very expensive either. Sorry if I sound like a commercial, but I've been through a lot of concealers (clinique, neutrogena, estee, pretty much every brand). I've VERY pale so red marks are very noticeable on me. I bought the Revlon stick at Walmart (I think) so you should probably be able to find it.<p>[This message has been edited by kmn (edited 06-28-2001).]