I apply a few dots under each eye, around my nose and occasionally on my chin directly from either the tip of the applicator or the flat side. I’ve only used this product as a concealer up until this point, as opposed to the 3 additional ways it’s being marketed (contour, highlight, retouch). That product is still on sale and part of their Born This Way range from what I could tell from the website.) (NOTE: Don’t confuse this with the Born This Way Naturally Radiant Concealer, which is in a much thinner tube.
#Too faced born this way concealer medium skin
Weightless and hydrating so skin is never dry or cakeyĭiamond-shaped doe foot allows application in thick lines using the flat surface, as well as thinner lines using the side and tip for precision coverage.Can be used to conceal, contour, highlight, and retouch.Fully loaded pigments provide maximum coverage with an undetectable finish for a look so flawless they’ll think you were BORN THIS WAY. The ultimate multi-use formula for a modern and hydrated photo-ready complexion. Vegan & cruelty-free.Ĭonceal, contour, highlight, and retouch with this super perfecting, natural finish concealer/makeup hybrid. oz.įormulated without parabens or gluten. (Source: all quoted text is from Too Faced’s official website.)Īvailable in 20 shades – $29.00 for 0.50 fl. But first, let’s get some background information on what this product is and what it claims to do.
I’ve been testing this for a while now through long days and summer heat and I’ve finally come to an opinion. Then I paid a visit to Ulta to see if the Urban Decay Born to Run Palette was in stock (it wasn’t) when I spotted the brand new Too Faced Born This Way Super Coverage Multi-Use Sculpting Concealer. A lot of other bloggers, YouTubers & Instagrammers have been buzzing about this, so I was definitely intrigued when I passed the display.
I’m always up for trying new base products, so I initially picked up the NARS Creamy Concealer (I’ll probably do a separate review later), which I’d been eyeing forever. So as it goes, letting go of older products means slots for newer ones open up. It’s how I prefer to control my makeup stash. I was recently in the market for a new concealer as both my Tarte Shape Tape and Maybelline Fit Me had seen better days. I have a “1-in-1-out” policy with my makeup collection: if I add a new item I have to let another go.
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