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Laura MercierSecret Camouflage Concealer
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Camouflage imperfections for a flawless look with the help of Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage. This full coverage concealer contains more pigment than traditional concealers. It works to camouflage imperfections such as discolouration, redness, age spots and blemishes.
Ideal for all skin types, this concealer has been formulated to be long-wearing and to leave skin looking natural. Beloved by makeup artists, it is also oil-free and non-comedogenic.
The perfect shade of concealer can be created with Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage. The two shades should be combined by mixing them together on the back of the hand to match skin tone. Only a small amount of this highly pigmented formula is required. For best results, use feather-light strokes to apply to required areas and then pat in gently with fingertips.
Key Benefits
- Works to cover discolouration, blemishes, redness and other imperfections
- Provides a natural finish, with full coverage
- Allows the creation of custom-blended shades
- Long-wearing
- Oil-free formula
- Ideal for all skin types
- Dermatologist-tested
SKU# UK200006856
Start by creating your custom colour blend: Use the Secret Camouflage Brush (sold separately), warming and mixing the two shades on the back of your hand until you find the blend that matches your skin tone. Wipe excess formula off the brush before applying; you don't need very much of this high-pigment formula.
Then use feather-light strokes to apply to areas of the face that need covering, concealing, or camouflaging. After applying with the brush, pat in gently with fingertips. Set with Setting Powder if desired.
PRO-TIP:
Customise the colours on your personal artist palette—the area by the side of your thumb. It’s the perfect place to soften and blend colours. Remember, start with the lightest colour first, then add the darker colour until you get the right match.
