Review on Revive Your Skin with Latorice One Step Color Corrector: Tone Correcting and Brightening Primer for Flawless Makeup by Stacy Jackson

While searching for color-correcting palettes, I came across Latorice's One Step Color Corrector Makeup Primer. My face isn't perfect and there are a few areas that need some color correcting shades. my eyes, occasional red spots, broken veins, blemishes, a dark discoloration spot from my glasses but oddly only on one side of my nose. .uh, i hated it! Purple, Green, Peach. What color where? What happened to the green sponge/brush? Was it just in my hand? POOH! It was always a nightmare! Because of this, I basically skipped this step entirely. Sharpening is the last thing I need when I have to do makeup! And unfortunately my face. Well, skipping this color correction step makes a world of difference. Exactly a month ago the Latorice One Step Color Corrector Makeup Primer arrived and I still haven't applied any product. in my face that day. I was so excited and curious and praying for hope for this product. I didn't even go to my makeup mirror. I just ripped open the packaging, turned around and looked in the mirror behind the sofa, pumped my palms and ran the product all over my face with my bare fingers. As with most (all) things, I expect an immediate change. And here I did not understand. BUT, in about five minutes. It's like the results (and my face) come to life. Nice! However, this is not a product that will allow you to see results immediately. Just wait a few minutes and let it do what it does and you'll love it! Since then, this Latorice product has become a staple of my daily makeup routine. Depending on the day, needs of my face and time. I apply it with my fingers, a dry or damp cosmetic sponge or foundation brush. I find it best to apply under the eyes with light and gentle movements with my ring finger and in most cases I need a few applications using the same technique. It's definitely a great color correction product and a good base before foundation, but Latorice doesn't fill my pores very well, so I still use primer to fill in pores in these target areas (nose, inner cheeks, and a few blemishes). my chin). To lighten up my whole face even more, I add a few drops to my liquid foundation and wow! it's like sunny kisses and a drop of beautiful grace on my face! Latorice is so light and creamy I don't even understand it, nor does it look like a cake knowing I've added the product to my routine. but I know for sure. I absolutely threw away those color correcting single shade palettes and will never use these shades individually again! Thank God! The simplicity of having all the shades for color correction in one product and how they are evenly distributed in a spiral is very cool. Just unbelievable!