Review on LOréal Paris Blendable Concealer Neutral by Jessica Hill

Repeat my review for a slightly darker colored pencil. I use this color as well as a lighter color. The lighter color is applied first. I applied it to my skin. Then I dot again with that color. THEN use your fingertip to blend the top. Unfortunately, when I was in my 60s, brown dots started appearing on my beautiful skin (I didn't even use foundation until my 40s). If I had known this was going to happen, I might NEVER have attempted a tan. If you have fair skin but tan easily – NOT. You get brown spots sooner or later, and believe me, you don't need them even in old age. I also have hypoallergenic skin and cannot wear makeup. I have no issues with breakouts using this product. Why 4 stars? Because the tips of the new colored pencils break off very easily - a lighter color was achieved with a broken tip. There is also LOTS of chalk left over when you can no longer "puncture" the chalk. Just use one of the rarely used tools in your nail kit and pull it out of the pen. There is at least 1/3-1/2 inch of concealer left. I prefer the L'Oreal Cover Girl concealer, which came in a small jar but apparently is no longer made. I switched to this one.