It has 30 shades, which is again pretty impressive. The consistency of this is wayyyy different from Shape Tape and has an entirely different effect on the skin. It is marked as an under eye concealer specifically, not for contouring like Shape Tape. Moving on to the Creaseless Concealer, I have been using this for about a month to test it out, and I have mixed feelings about it. The right picture is the final look! (also y’all should thank me, I cleaned my tube off just for the picture above )) In the left picture, you can see the before and after of blending the concealer out and also how much of the product I use. I wear this so often, and I will include some photos below of what it looks like during application. Also it smells really fresh, but I don’t think that’s a good reason to buy concealer LOL. After I apply, I set it with powder, but when I am doing a very basic 5 minute face, I can skip powder and it still looks good. I always blend it out with a beauty sponge, and for me it doesn’t really matter if the sponge is damp or not. One of my favorite parts about it is the massive doe-foot applicator, which applies the product smoothly on the face.
I usually try to stay in more drug store prices for most of my products, but this is totally worth $27 and I would honestly pay more for it seeing that it usually lasts me 2-4 months per tube. This is my go-to concealer, because it is super full-coverage and doesn’t get too dry or flaky throughout the day.
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I use the shade 20B Light, which is for light skin with pink undertones, but I could honestly go a shade lighter when my skin gets paler. Also, it is formulated with shea butter for moisture, mango seed butter for nourishment, and licorice root for a brightening effect. It has a matte finish and a creamy consistency. There are 30 shades to choose from, which is a really great selection in my opinion. Tarte markets this as the Shape Tape Contour Concealer, meaning that you can use it for contouring and concealing your face depending on what shade you use. I have had the Creaseless Concealer for a short amount of time, but I’ve worn it enough to have a pretty solid opinion on the product and on the differences between the two.įirst, I don’t think Shape Tape needs much introduction, as it is one of the most popular beauty products in the market right now and has been for several years, but for those who are not familiar with it, I’ll give you a few details. In this post, I will be going in depth about Shape Tape as well as the Creaseless Concealer, and I will let you guys know what I think of each one. Recently, Tarte relaunched an old formula of concealer in new packaging which has been talked about by various beauty gurus, so I wanted to see how it compared to Shape Tape. Tarteist™ tip: Wear concealer 1-2 shades darker for creamy contouring and 1-2 shade lighter as a luminous highlighter.Hey y’all! So as I have mentioned in some of my previous posts, I am a huge fan of Tarte Shape Tape concealer. To best conceal dark circles, trace concealer onto under eye area and blendįor best results, blend out with the quickie blending sponge (sold separately) Helps illuminate skin for a lifted effectĪpply concealer directly onto imperfections & blend using the larger, domed end of the sponge We’re kind of a big deal.Ĭonceals all imperfections & doubles as a contour/highlight productĬreamy, easy-to-blend formula won't flake or crease Oh & by the way, we’re America’s #1 concealer brand**. Meet our iconic, "can't live without" shape tape concealer & discover why one is sold every 12 seconds*! This vegan, super-blendable formula instantly helps brighten, smooth & give the skin a firmer, more lifted look. Tarte Shape Tape Concealer ( see colors inside ) Home / Concealer + Corrector / Tarte Shape Tape Concealer ( see colors inside )
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