- #MAC CONCEALER SHADES FOR BLACK SKIN SKIN#
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- #MAC CONCEALER SHADES FOR BLACK SKIN MAC#
Prescriptives offers skin matching makeup services and makes amazing, quality products. They’re all about catering to a range of skin tones, and their foundation comes in 12 shades intended to perfectly mask your blemishes. Their concealing crème comes in 13 shades and is a makeup artist favorite for good reason.Ĭover FX Cream Concealer – If you’ve got a neutral undertone to your skin and haven’t found the brand for you, I assume you haven’t yet tried Cover FX. Lancome Macquicomplete concealer – How do they cover up Lupita’s under eye circles and imperfections (despite the fact that she is flawless)? With Macquicomplete – Lancome’s creamy liquid concealer that comes in 13 shades.īecca Ultimate Coverage Concealing Crème – Folks sleep on Becca, but it’s SUCH a great makeup brand for bellas all shades of beautiful. Their radiant, creamy concealer is appropriately named and is totally worth the investment. But their foundations and concealers truly match, blend, last and never lead to breakouts on my skin. NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer – I’m a huge fan of NARS…well, EVERYTHING, really.
#MAC CONCEALER SHADES FOR BLACK SKIN FULL#
Make Up For Ever full cover concealer – I know many makeup artists swears by Make Up For Ever’s concealer, it’s high quality, gives great coverage and lasts. 12 shades, super creamy, comes in a lipstick tube and blends like a dream.
#MAC CONCEALER SHADES FOR BLACK SKIN MAC#
MAC Matchmaster concealer sticks set the standard for concealer perfection, IMO. Laura Mercier Secret Concealer is a favorite of many for a reason – it’s creamy, highly pigmented, and rocks (despite being in a pot, not a stick). Maybelline Fit Me Concealer – If you’re looking for a light, breathable kind of coverage, Maybelline’s Fit Me comes in 6 shades, from Fair to Café.
They currently offer 4 shades of foundation at Target, but according to reviews their offerings lean towards deeper hues. SheaMoisture – SheaMoisture holds the corner on natural hair and body care, and they’re making huge strides in the makeup game too. They offer 18 shades and Style & Beauty Doc did a great job on swatching the relevant ones (click here to see). LA Girl – I keep hearing amazing things about these $5 or less concealers by LA Girl. Comes in 4 shades specifically intended for deeper skin tones.
Also there’s her CC Crème powder to crème concealer, which requires a unique application method but works to cover blemishes and under eye circles.ĬoverGirl Queen Collection Natural Hue Liquid – this is more of the traditional concealer you may be used to – slender tube, lipgloss applicator. Iman Corrective Concealer – The whole objective of Iman’s cosmetics line is to produce shades for overlooked skin tones and her concealer delivers. I’m also a big fan of their Total Coverage Spot & Scar Eraser the formulation is thick and blends effortlessly with fingers or a brush. True Color Flawless Perfecting Concealer comes in a little lipstick-like tube that’s easy to travel with. All come in shades that should match my bellas with deep skin tones.īlack Opal – Black Opal’s concealers come in different formats. Allow me to make some suggestions and introduce you to a wide range of concealer choices, from drugstore to department store. I love a richly pigmented, creamy concealer stick, or liquid concealer in a tube. Because I know there are MANY who are seeking a concealer to match our skin tone, just assuming that there isn’t a whole lot out there for us. I’m glad you asked! You inspired this here blog post. I want the stick form b/c it’s easy to throw in my pencil case.” “What’s a good concealer you can recommend? I’m also not trying to spend $30 on it. So recently when one of my besties asked for concealer brand recommendations for dark skin, I was TOO happy to put her up on game. There are far fewer brands that stick to having the bare minimum 4 or 6 shades in skin tone coverage anymore. Most smart major American brands have gotten the memo that multicultural beauty (and multicultural hair) isn’t a trend, and it isn’t going away – it’s here to stay, so get on board. We’ve got a long way to go in terms of full diversity in fashion and beauty, but I sincerely feel that there’s been real, necessary change in the beauty product development world.
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