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PostPosted: 05/24/06 - 00:00    Post subject: Conceler - Powder? Vote now! Reply with quote

I have tried everything to cover up my dark under eye circles, but It usually ends up being too transparent or too cakey and dry. I am currently using Rimmel clear complexion spot conclear because it's thick and cover girl loose powder. I just put the conclear on first, and then dust some loose powder to settle it. Is this ok?
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PostPosted: 06/08/06 - 08:51    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

I use the MAC concealer; you know the one in the squeezy tube. The one in the jar works well too but can be too cakey for under eyes and is also a little drying. Did you know they have about seven hundred shades though so ask the sales lady and then try a bunch for yourself? I guess it is ok to put powder after conclear. I did it before and it worked for me.
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