It also deserves to be mentioned it’s one of the few concealers I can pat and have it look natural. It just works and I think that’s what makes it such a fond favorite. I do admit that it’s not as pigmented as some concealers I’ve tried but it’s pigmented enough to hide dark circles with a heavy layer, fine lines, and puffy eyes. I think part of it’s appeal is the strange formula. I love it.įor the most part it doesn’t fade, it doesn’t crease, it doesn’t cake under older, drier eyes (like mine) and it pretty much stays exactly where you put it. The texture is a tad sticky and it’s difficult as all hell to blend but once it’s in place it pretty much lasts a good solid 10 hours without touch ups in between.
It’s pigmented enough to cover up virtually all problems and has a formula that’s wears well in extreme conditions. Housed in a paint pot style jar this concealer falls into the industrial concealer range. But it’s this exact formula that gets you through the snow, the rain, the sleet, the heat, and the rave and maybe army training too!
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MAC Studio Sculpt Concealer is one of those icky, yucky, sticky, difficult as a biatch to blend formulas that we all run across in a very rare blue moon and end up hating.
It’s not too much to ask for a miracle is it? You want your concealer to perform miracles all while smiling and telling you how pretty you look. You want it to wear in the rain, the snow, the humidity, and during that crazy underground rave you’re going to on Saturday night (wanna come with? What? I’ve haven’t realized I’m over 30 yet!).
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