✿ IPSA : Concealer palette ✿
Excuse the filthiness of the packaging, I have been using it for quite some time :)
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I'd like to share with you one of my favorite concealer. I have a lot of concealers and almost every morning, I will use IPSA's palette. Not only is it very convenient, since it contains all shades I will need (unless I have a big red pimple), but it provides a high coverage and is creamy. It doesn't crease under the eye, and doesn't move all day long, given that you powder it (though, if you use powder foundation first, I don't think a second layer of powder is needed. It will grab on with no problem).
#1 is a dark beige, I don't use it a lot since it's a bit dark for my complexion. But it's good to mix with #2 and #3.
#2 is the lightest shade, perfect for highlighting and covering eye bags.
#3 is slightly pink brightening shade. It's in between #1 and #2 color wise, very good for brightening the eye area (right under the eye) and covering blemishes if you have a pink under tone.
And of course, you have an empty slot to mix and get the shade needed.
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I'd like to share with you one of my favorite concealer. I have a lot of concealers and almost every morning, I will use IPSA's palette. Not only is it very convenient, since it contains all shades I will need (unless I have a big red pimple), but it provides a high coverage and is creamy. It doesn't crease under the eye, and doesn't move all day long, given that you powder it (though, if you use powder foundation first, I don't think a second layer of powder is needed. It will grab on with no problem).
#1 is a dark beige, I don't use it a lot since it's a bit dark for my complexion. But it's good to mix with #2 and #3.
#2 is the lightest shade, perfect for highlighting and covering eye bags.
#3 is slightly pink brightening shade. It's in between #1 and #2 color wise, very good for brightening the eye area (right under the eye) and covering blemishes if you have a pink under tone.
And of course, you have an empty slot to mix and get the shade needed.
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