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A makeup artist's dream...but simple enough for a newbie to master. The Face Pencil is a creamy yet dense concealer that provides buildable coverage to conceal redness, blemishes and even skin tone - while remaining virtually undetectable. A lighter shade can also be used to lighten under the eyes. Formulated with a clear base for no chalky undertones.
Finally, a concealer pencil that actually covers my dark spots without caking. The creamy formula blends out effortlessly with just a fingertip. This little stick has simplified my morning routine immensely.
I've been using this pencil under my eyes and it doesn't settle into fine lines the way my old concealer did. The coverage is buildable without looking cakey, so I can tone down redness on my cheeks without layering on too much product.
I was skeptical at first, but the creamy formula blends seamlessly into my skin without settling into fine lines. A few swipes under my eyes and on a stubborn red spot, and my complexion looks naturally even—no cakey mess. Definitely worth the money for how versatile it is.
This little pencil has saved me so much time in the mornings—I just swipe it on any redness and blend with my fingertip, and it looks completely natural. The creamy formula doesn't settle into fine lines either, which is a huge win for my skin.
I was skeptical about a pencil for concealer, but the creamy formula glides on without tugging my under-eye area. It covers my redness in just one swipe and blends out evenly with my finger.
I’ve been using this as an under-eye brightener and it blends seamlessly without settling into fine lines. The creamy formula lets me build coverage exactly where I need it.
It gives a nice, natural finish for covering redness, though I wish the shade range had one more option for very fair skin. The formula blends out beautifully with just a fingertip, which is perfect for quick touch-ups.
The concealer covers redness well, but I found the formula a bit too thick to blend smoothly under my eyes. It works great for spot-concealing blemishes if you warm it up on your hand first.