L.A. GirlPro Coneal Hd. High Definiton Concealer 0.28 Oz

I am a fan of LA girl makeup products. I used other products for color correcting, however found LA girl the best. This is a staple in my makeup kit, it is not very heavy, and blends well. It provides adequate coverage and does it job well. It prevents my foundation from turning gray.

This is the best color corrector for women with darker skin that want to conceal dark spots on the face. The concealer is thick but easy to blend with a makeup sponge. Once I add my foundation to my skin my makeup looks flawless and all one shade. It completely blurs out dark spots! No skin irritation or other concerns. I highly recommend this for anyone that want to cover up dark spots on the face

After watching A LOT of YouTube videos about dark under eyes I decided to try this. It was supposed to counteract my dark raccoon-eye craters. While it was easy to apply; it did nothing for my dark circles. I have used this concealer before in shades that matched my skin tone and have been satisfied. This time it has let me down. Fortunately it wasn’t expensive.

Great product!

My holy grail to cover hyperpigmentation from acne scars. Ease of application:The brush tip makes application easy. I blend with a beauty blender after and continue my routine.

Didn’t suit me. Maybe I should got in different shade or something. Returning 🥲

Good deep color used for color correction. Good consistency and blends well

Rather than wait 2 days for this product to get to me, I decided to try some drug store brands, so I went shopping and wasted a ton of money on products that just weren't orange enough. I bought the Physicians Formula Cushion Corrector and Primer (number 6836 Brightener Primer Peach/Lavender), L'oreal Magic Skin Beautifier BB Cream Anti-Fatigue (peachish color), and Maybelline's Master camo color correcting kit in medium (number 200, salmon and yellow colors). Since none of these were orange enough, I went ahead and ordered the L.A. Girl Pro Conceal. This works perfectly to cover up the circles under my eyes. You can also change the bright orange color to a dull orange just by blending with your finger (no other products are needed to lighten this product--it lightens as you blend). If you have darker circles, you just blend less.I put this on top of a primer, and it blends wonderfully, without feeling heavy. I feel like I may need more orange than the average person, and it still doesn't feel heavy when it is less blended (I've never messed around with color correcting until the last week and a half, so I blended it well [which made it a lighter orange], and when I realized I needed more orange and didn't blend as well, I honestly could not tell a difference in weight). I would recommend this product to anyone who has either lighter or darker circles under the eye area.