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[JudyL]

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@nyc1 wrote:

@JudyL  I have 2 tubes of that concealer...  medium and tan.  Haven't used them in awhile.  Pretty good.  They do cover but dry a lot  more matte than some of my others. 

Let me know what you think.   What color did you get?

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@nyc1   I got Light Natural but could probably use the Light Buff which looks like it has more peach in it but ULTA didn't have that shade in stock.  The Light Natural is ok just a tad light for me so will use a peach corrector underneath it and that should help.  

What is it about the KVD #40 concealer brush that you like?  It looks like it has a slanted type brush head?

[beach-mom]

@JudyL - I'm sorry it didn't work for you. I've tried to make one of her shades work for me. I tried 11, 11.5, and 22. Even the Blue Mercury mua's couldn't decide. I wanted to go lighter, so I bought 11. It's too light. 

After going back and forth I finally scheduled a consultation by Zoom with one of Rosemarie's own beauty specialists. I switched my focus to foundation, and ended up with 22. I had already bought 11.5 and 22 here, figuring I would give the color that didn't work to someone else. 

Then Laura came out with her new corrector/concealer duo. I love it! It covers my dark allergy circles and stays on!  So I'm happy! Think about that one.  

[JudyL]

@beach-mom  - Thanks!  I actually did buy Laura Geller's concealer kit the last time she was on.  Have only tried it once as a test for the shade.  Haven't really given it a good test run yet but I do like the color of the corrector.

Aren't those darn allergy dark circles just the worst to try and cover up or at least minimizes?  Ugh.

[nyc1]

@JudyL   It does have two slanted sides. I press one side into the RMS concealer and it glides beautifully where I want it. Perfect applicator for me.  Then I use the end edge for tighter corners.  I don't think it would work as well with product in a tube, but in the pots it allows you to pick up just the right amount of product evenly.  

[JudyL]

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@nyc1 wrote:

@JudyL   It does have two slanted sides. I press one side into the RMS concealer and it glides beautifully where I want it. Perfect applicator for me.  Then I use the end edge for tighter corners.  I don't think it would work as well with product in a tube, but in the pots it allows you to pick up just the right amount of product evenly.  

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@nyc1  - Thanks!  I may have to get it and try it with the RMS concealer.

[monicakm]

I'm sorry @JudyL   I don't have an answer for the blueness but as far as the creasing, have you tried, once the concealer is dry, lifting up your undereye and patting out the excess concealer?

[monicakm]

@Midmod @JudyL 

Maybe a brightener would help. I use Becca brightener.

I have this brighter but rarely think to use it.  I think I just bought it because everyone raved about it.  I also have Tatcha's "The Pearl".  It's a brightener also.  Again, I don't think to use it that much.  Hope you find a solution @JudyL   

[monicakm]

@JudyL 

And orange is across the color wheel from blue so it should cancel blue, right??  What about that Dermablend stuff?  I don't know anything about it other than it's supposed to REALLY have good coverage.

[JudyL]

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@monicakm wrote:

@JudyL 

And orange is across the color wheel from blue so it should cancel blue, right??  What about that Dermablend stuff?  I don't know anything about it other than it's supposed to REALLY have good coverage.

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@monicakm  - I have tried what you've suggested re patting the under eye area.  The color corrector I use is a peach color and that's supposed to be good or blue issues.  This is just a never-ending battle for me.  Thank you though for your suggestions and wanting to help.

[Midmod]

@JudyL
I've used up to 3 different shades of correctors under my concealer to cancel out my darkness. I just lightly use each one. I get up so early and never rest, ever. That's my problem. I'll keep looking for answers to help you!❤️