NYX Professional Makeup Concealer Jar, Caramel, 0.25 Ounce

I just bought the green to tone down blotchy, red areas or reddish tiny broken vessels such as those around my nose and the yellow for bluish or purple discolorations under my eyes. I already own and use the fair color concealer which I use for general coverup such as brown spots. I really like the Nyx concealers because they are super gentle on my skin which is sensitive and prone to Rosacea flares. I also love that they contain no silicones such as dimethicone as I tend to get plugged pores from products with them. The only thing about not having silicones, however, is that it may be a tad harder to spread the concealer. I have had zero breakouts from them as well as zero irritation. I do find it a bit of a challenge to blend them properly since if you use too much they can get cakey especially after you've had them for a while and they get a little bit dryer. I think using a soft brush such as the Techniques brand concealer size brushes a must. I found they work much better if used sparingly and blended well. You can always add layers of coverage once the first layer sets if you want. If I use them directly under my eye, I find they settle in my fine lines, so I stick to using them about 1/4 inch from my eye and down and this doesn't happen as badly. In the eye region I use much less concealer than the rest of my face such as my chin or around my nose where I can use more without creasing. The green works well for me on reddened areas, but nothing is perfect. Same with the yellow. Be sure to let it set well before adding more or it can actually rub off which makes it pointless. I suggest practicing with any colors you wish to try out before you actually use them before going out. And blend smoothly to prevent caking or applying too thick. I'd much rather blend them too thin than use too much. My favorite is the fair as it can be used anywhere to disguise discolorations. I have one in my purse, 1 in the bathroom, and 1 in my travel kit. That way I'm not constantly transferring the concealer from place to place. The price is right and the end result is better than other concealers (both cake and liquid) that I've tried.

The corrected concealer goes on smooth under my eyes to conceal my dark circles. It last pretty much all day until I wash it off. It goes on easy and it’s not at all greasy, or too dry, so no powder set is necessary.

The past few months I have developed redness and flaky skin on my cheeks, one considerably more than the other. I've never had uneven skin but getting closer to 40 I expected some changes. This product toned it down very well. I will say it performed better when I used a finger pat method versus rubbing it in, a little goes a long way. I did not experience any irritation, though I do have sensitive skin. I gave it four stars because it doesn't suit my needs personally and I cannot speak to it's longevity or it's performance when paired with foundation. I don't wear full makeup other than the basics of mascara and maybe highlighter or blush. I was hoping to reduce the redness without the concealer showing but I knew that was a tall order. It did leave some paleness in the areas applied however it easily blended when I patted a teeny bit of skin matching concealer over it. I think it would do quite well for most foundations. A tad greasy, but I'm not the best judge of that to be fair, because as I said I don't really wear foundation so it was applied after a humectant soap, hyaluronic acid, heavy moisturizer and sunblock without any mattifying products to finish it. Greasiness was possibly a result of my other products.Pics are before and after with one little tap into the product and then applied just around the apple of my cheek, shown on it's own, for review purposes.

This is my favorite concealer. So upset NYX discontinued this item. I searched high and low and can't find it anywhere any more.

Not sure why some shades are double the price of others! I am a long-time buyer of this product and since they renamed the shades there was some confusion on the right shade for me. I purchased "Glow" which is the equivalent of CJ06, when I normally am a CJ04 for NYX. It is unfortunately too dark so I will have to mix this with a lighter cream concealer.Cream concealers are my go-to for foundation, so I was really disappointed to see that they stopped selling the full range they used to offer. In one of my photos you can see a comparison from the older product to the new version. It has the same .25 oz, and the packaging seems to be basically the same just the shades are renamed. If you are typically an ivory color, go for the shade "beige". This one (shade glow) is closer to a contour shade for myself. I have photographed this product next to my foundation and bronzer for color comparison.Formula feels about the same! I like that it is buildable, satin texture and slightly tacky. With that being said, I will be switching to the 852b soft ivory Wet and Wild foundation stick, the closest match to consistency and color for CJ04. It is a better value at this time ($6.49 for 0.42 oz) vs the beige shade of NYX ($16.99 for 0.25oz). I love the consistency and I feel like it is wearing just slightly better under my eyes than the NYX concealer. It is slightly more sheer but still medium coverage. If you need super full coverage stick to NYX, but give the wet and wild one a try too.