My dark under-eye circles represent my biggest issue. No matter how well I sleep or do, I never seem to get rid of them. So, what I need is a high-quality concealer with excellent coverage. Another problem my face has from time to time is small acne breakouts with red pimples. Therefore, I focused on these two situations today when I tested L’Oreal True Match. Before trying this L’Oreal concealer, I first applied a moisturizing cream all over my face. That way, all other makeup products blend easier and glide effortlessly over my skin. For today’s review, I didn’t use foundation on my whole face to see the concealer’s results without the help of other covering products. Application Before and After The good news is that there are many available shades, including vanilla rose, beige, ivory, golden beige, amber, honey, cocoa, caramel, and mahogany. Texture Besides feeling very lightweight on my skin, the concealer’s blendability is the item’s second most appealing trait. It’s highly buildable and blendable. But, to achieve the best possible results, you should start with a tiny amount of product, blend it into your skin, and apply some more, if necessary. url": "https://www.lorealparisusa.com/beauty-magazine/makeup/face-makeup/foundation-true-match-shade-finder"

Look at the inside of your arm. If your veins appear blue or purple, you’re cool-toned, while green veins indicate warm-toned skin. If you’re not sure or you see a mix of blue and green, you may have neutral undertones.description":"Every season comes with its different challenges – dry winters, rainy springs, hot and baking summers and windy autumns. The question is, how do you find a makeup routine that works with you to combat the elements – regardless of climate – without leaving you with either that caked-on feeling or with half your makeup down your face by mid-day? While most people probably already have an inkling of what their skin tone is, the same can’t always be said for undertones. The difference between the two is that your skin tone refers to your overall complexion, whereas undertone refer to the colors that come through your complexion and affect its overall hue. To easily determine your undertone try one of these two methods below:

I must say that this part of the testing process worried me about how my makeup would look and if I could cover my pimples adequately. Next time I try another concealer, I hope to get the best of both worlds: a lightweight product that provides better coverage. I hope there is one like that out there, and it’s not just a utopia. Coverage Concealing my pimple was harder to do with this product. It offers light coverage which isn’t enough to fade my red pimple. You can see in the photo above that L’Oreal True Match concealed some of the pimple’s redness, but I could still see it after blending the product. That was a bit disappointing. If I could, I would boost the product’s coverage power. On my red pimple, I applied a bit of the product a couple of times, but as soon as I blended it, the pimple appeared on the surface again. So at least part of the redness was covered. Durability After blending the concealer, I used a setting powder from Too Faced and a tiny amount of foundation to cover my pimple better. Again, I was pleased with the result, although I’ve used more effective concealers that provided better coverage in the past. With this one, without foundation, my face looks too light. Price & Where to Buy

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