#NARS MATTE CONCEALER SKIN#

#NARS MATTE CONCEALER SKIN#

Especially when you’re lying to yourself and others about why your skin looks good. In which case, get out of that house immediately.) Lightweight deceit is just a way to play this crazy game called life, and the officially unofficial position of GQ is that moderate levels of lying are totally fine.

(Ask any child and the answer should be no, unless you’re speaking to a toddling sociopath. While I did say there is an affordable option for concealer that is quite good, nothing, and I mean NOTHING touches my Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer.Ask any person over the age of 18 if lying is okay, and the answer will almost always be yes. WHERE TO BUY: NARS Cosmetics boutiques and counters, Sephora, Nars Cosmetics online, Space NK, Net-a-Porter Have you tried this NARS Soft Matte Complete Concealer? What about the Radiant Creamy Concealer? WHO WILL LIKE THIS: Anyone who wants a higher coverage, matte cream concealer PROS: Good coverage if you layer very thin layers and pat it into skin, Used with a good and proper fluffy brush it blends well into the skin with nice coverageĬONS: Not very high coverage for those who are expecting to totally cover marks and blemishes, Thick texture settles into fine lines and matte texture accentuates flaky skin But I do still use this very often because the right tools make all the difference I personally prefer the Radiant Creamy Concealer which is more user-friendly, and does about the same things that the Soft Matte Complete Concealer does, except with a soft radiance that I find more flattering. Also, there is a possibility of it accentuating fine lines and flaky skin.

But a better way to use it is to use a brush as I share above. I recommend warming it up before patting into the skin, to avoid the thick, cakey effect you will encounter, if using fingers. I find it medium-high at best, as the texture is fairly thick so you have to use just very little. The NARS Soft Matte Complete Concealer is touted as a high coverage cream concealer that comes in a pot. Also, it isn’t as flat as the Soft Matte Complete Concealer, and I feel that it just performs better overall. In general however, I find that this is a less friendly option to the Radiant Creamy Concealer, which I much prefer for functionality and performance. Once sheered out it doesn’t matter, but it’s there. I also find that Soft Matte Vanilla dries down a little darker than the Radiant Creamy Concealer. Shade-wise, I’d say they are fairly close. If you sheer it out however, then coverage is lower. If you aren’t careful, it can look thick and cakey and quite artificial. What I find is that the coverage is quite high, and the texture quite thick. I use it very often now both for the undereye (just a tiny bit) and to cover blemishes. The coverage is decent, and it is quite an impressive product. Use a brush like this one and blend it in as I share with you here. UPDATE: This has quickly become a favourite concealer now that I know the right way to use it. What I find is that the product is quite thick and heavy. So, it is very easy to overdo.ĭip my finger in, rub the surface of the concealer, rub it along the back of my hand to warm up, and then PAT it where I need it, blending as I go. I personally just dip my finger in, because I’m the only person using this. You can use a concealer brush with this, and if you’re squeamish, you probably would. I don’t like the packaging 🙁īut I told myself to give it a chance, so I did. The cap has that slight rubbery feel present in most NARS Cosmetics’ packaging, and as you can see, attracts dust and marks. The packaging alone was quite enough to put me off, if I’m to be honest. Unlike the Radiant Creamy Concealer, the NARS Soft Matte Complete Concealer comes in a pot, and it’s a fairly thick texture.

Nars matte concealer