Review on LOréal Paris Blendable Concealer Neutral by Andy Ucros

I've been using makeup for many years due to skin issues and I trust myself to have gone through all kinds of coverage options that you can find . This has been my favorite for a number of years. The only drawback is the lack of colors. Interestingly, this concealer needs to be processed really quickly. It begins to solidify, making mixing difficult. Because of this, I don't apply all the places I need concealer at once. I'm going to apply it to my cheek and blend it out with a sponge. Then my chin and the shading. Apply to the other cheek and blend. forehead and shading. This works MUCH better than what you usually do when you paint everything and then feather everything at once. This is the process I use that works best for me: 1. Moisturizer first (any)2. I used Urban Decay Pore Improver for large pores on my nose.3. Third, I will use this concealer as mentioned above. Apply to a small area, blend with a sponge. I haven't noticed much of a difference between using a beauty blender (wet or dry) and an old cheap cosmetic sponge with this product.4. I fixed it with powder. I'm obsessed with It Cosmetics Bye Bye Pores powder (Ulta and their website are the only true distributors) and it sets this concealer perfectly. Using this concealer with this powder has allowed me to get caught in the rain and my concealer still looks great. Sure, my eye makeup makes me look like Alice Cooper, but it's just great as a base. I use a lot of Prestige cosmetics if I can't find a good alternative at the pharmacy. In this case it is BETTER than many of the expensive products I have used. Note: I don't wear solid foundation. I only use it where I need it and mix it up. I personally wear a light beige tone 1-2-3. In the summer, when I'm more tanned, I'm a shade darker, and it's REALLY dark outside. I want them to have an intermediate tone. I combined the two which is an option. But you have to do it fast before it freezes!