After a long love affair with MAC prolongwear concealer I finally decided to try something new. I wasn’t sure I wanted to switch away from MAC completely, but after getting half way into my second bottle I wasn’t feeling it as much as I had been in earlier months. There was a lot of buzz on Youtube about the Maybelline concealer and although I had my doubts I love this concealer! Here’s my in depth Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Dark Circle Eraser review, enjoy!
Coverage & Texture:
One of my favourite things about this concealer is the texture; it’s light on your skin, but provides an extra source of moisture so your under-eyes never look dry. There is nothing I hate more than dry under-eyes; I’d rather wear no concealer! So recap, I’m very happy with the moisture this concealer provides. In terms of coverage it’s nothing heavy duty, but my concealer philosophy is less is more – I don’t think you need a thick paste under your eyes to look well-rested. It has medium coverage and a fabulous texture, in my eyes that is ideal!
Packaging, Longevity & Cost:
I thought I would hate the sponge-like fuzzy applicator intensely, but to my pleasant surprise I actually like it! It places your concealer and blends it nicely. Even so, I do find the packaging a little random, but I can’t say I have any problem with it! It’ll last flawlessly for about five or six hours, but after that a touch up wouldn’t hurt. I like the fact that reapplying doesn’t look cakey or dry. The cost is the cherry on top, considering how happy I am with the product, it feels like a small price to pay.
I’ve never written-off drugstore concealers, I just got tired of the trial and error that goes into finding one that works for me. This lovely concealer won’t disappoint, the best feature is the incredible texture, but the coverage won’t let you down either. This is definitely a product I’d repurchase again and again! Thank you for reading my Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Dark Circle Eraser review, please let me know what you think.
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