Review on 🌟 L.A. Girl Pro Conceal HD Concealer, Creamy Beige Shade, 0.28 oz by Trina Piskie

There are thousands of videos about contouring, but in general it's pretty simple: light tones under the eyes, eyebrows and the middle part of the nose. Dark tones on the sides of the bridge of the nose, cheekbones and chin. Los Angeles girls concealer comes in a fairly wide range of shades, so the best way to know your shades when shopping online is to watch a video swatch created by someone with a similar complexion to yours. I did that, chose the contouring shades (Toast, Toffee, Warm Honey, Fawn, and Dark Cocoa) and placed my order. Toffee (which annoyingly is identical to chestnut) is my natural complexion. I used it over my brows and as a primer. for my eyelids. Fawn on my dark circles and on my browbones (which mixes with the toffee primer while blending for a more natural look). Warm honey on bridge of nose, cheeks and under cheekbones (toast could also be used). Finally, I applied and blended Dark Cocoa to the bridge of the nose and cheekbones (the most popular areas for contouring and really the only thing to do). I've found that my cheap off-brand eyeshadows look way better with toffee primer. The creaminess didn't hide my pimples any better, but a little setting powder didn't help much. The whole set lasted about 5 hours without fading in winter weather (can't speak for summer). Finally, I really like these concealers because the cheap price makes it easy to get a few at a time and have everything you need for camouflage and/or contouring. They maintain the natural yet professional look I choose every day and complement my IMAN foundation and semi-loose powder. They are easily removed with vegetable oil and a damp cloth and do not cause rashes. I stay with this brand.