#Catrice concealer warm macadamia skin#
#Catrice concealer warm macadamia full#

That’s why I use the Real Techniques Deluxe Crease Brush to apply this concealer. With this type of texture, the trick is to use the right amount of product and I find that with my fingers the concelaer goes on too thick and can became cakey looking. My favorite way of applying this concealer is with a fluffy brush. The texture of this concealer is best described as creamy to the touch but it settles into a more sturdy, almost powdery finish. Now the only place where I apply concealer is under my eyes, as that’s the only place that really needs any extra coverage.

#Catrice concealer warm macadamia full#

Not only does Catrice deem this a product with full coverage, but also long-lasting, easy to blend and should not smudge, smear or budge when adding a bit of powder on top. The efficient Camouflage Cream offers a high coverage and can be kept in place with powder for a waterproof effect. It reliably covers irregularities of the skin, pigmentation stains and red veins.

#Catrice concealer warm macadamia skin#

The Camouflage Cream with a long-lasting texture blends perfectly with the skin for invisible correction. On Catrice’s website I also found the following information:Ī true must-have for a flawless complexion. The concealer is supposed to give full coverage. On the back you find the color name and some information. The packaging isn’t super pretty, but it is definitely practical. The concealer comes in a pot with a lid with you screw on with a transparent lid. And I am reviewing it for you today.Ĭatrice camouflage cream concealer 010 IvoryĬatrice camouflage cream concealer is available in three different colors of which I bought the lightest shade: 010 Ivory.

I saw that the Catrice camouflage cream concealer came highly recommended and so, while I was shopping for some budget make up items, I decided to pick it up. I’ve been using Collection’s lasting perfection concealer for more than a year and love that, but since I can only get that from the UK, it would be nice to have a Dutch drugstore alternative. If I do a heavier application it does look more neutral than my natural green toned skin, but overall it works.Another budget product I wanted to try was concealer. The lightest shade is very fair with neutral-warm undertones and matches my warm green olive skin pretty well. It has medium high coverage (definitely not full, it can't cover red acne spots or scars completely) with a very skin-like finish, and it's fairly longlasting under setting powder on my oily skin even in humid and hot weather. But to my surprise, it's actually amazing! Decent coverage, affordable, easy to buy online, AND in a pale shade? HAH. When I checked this concealer's ingredients list and found that it was Malassezia-safe, it seemed too good to be true.

To add to the difficulty, I have extremely pale olive skin with warm green undertones which is very hard to match (to all makeup companies, please make green-toned skin products in fair shades, we exist!). It turns out it's a tall task! Using the website to analyze ingredient lists, I only found a handful of safe concealers and foundations, and most were not only very expensive but had many negative reviews. Upon realizing that my previous concealer was aggravating my rosacea and causing terrible seborrheic dermatitis and fungal acne flare-ups, I started looking for a replacement without ingredients that feed Malassezia yeast.