Radiant Creamy Concealer

By Coralie 2 years ago.

I love this concealer so much! Because of Covid I only use concealer on the parts that aren't masked and it gives buttery, smooth, natural looking face. The product moves around a lot so you end up with a dirty mask but it lasts.

By Gigi 5 years ago.

Nars offers a stunning, true-to-skin array of shades. The formula is lightweight and blends well, but it is has enough heft and stamina to blur imperfections, blemishes, and dark spots. This works very well under eyes to conceal and treat dark circles.

By Laura 7 years ago.

I am 45 and this is a great concealer for me. I have darkness in my inner corners mostly and this perfectly conceals. I have absolutely NO issue with this creasing. The trick is to use small dots and work one eye at a time with your ring finger. I do not have to set this with powder. My undereye area is on the dry side and I am not in my 20s, but I honestly have no issues with this product that others claim. No settling, not dry or cakey looking, long-wearing. My only caveat is that the expense is so great for this puny tube. Honestly it is aggravating. I tried the FIt Me concealer since it was touted on YouTube for being a dupe, which I found to be just wishful thinking. Clearly NOT a dupe- I was gravely disappointed! I would love to save some bucks on a concealer that delivers like the Nars, but until then I will continue to buy.

By Alyssa 7 years ago.

This concealer was recommended to me. I have very very dark purple under eye circles and this does an OK job of concealing them. My only critiques are that I have tried absolutely everything to keep this concealer from creasing, but it still settles into my lines after just a few minutes. The concealer is a nice consistency to blend but tends to make my eyes look very textured and powdery after about 3-5 hours of wear.

By Jeana 7 years ago.

I have the worst dark circles. Ever. My skin is super dry, especially now that the weather is cooling down. My skin also tends to get extremely red 90% of the time (thanks mom) however, this concealer covers my dark circles and redness effortlessly. The product claims to be “a multi-action formula that instantly hides imperfections, blurs the appearance of lines and wrinkles, and hides dark circles and signs of fatigue.” I can testify to that and say it is 100% true, it is definitely my favourite concealer. It doesn’t make me oily what-so-ever and doesn’t dry out my already parched skin. I wear this concealer in the shade medium1 custard. It comes in two sizes, travel size (0.05 oz) and standard size (0.22 oz.) The standard size comes in 16 shades unlike the travel size which only comes in two. The travel size retails for $16.00 CAD and the standard size is $36.00. It is a bit pricey for a concealer if you ask me but it’s definitely worth it!!

By Lou 8 years ago.

A really good concealer, smooth, high coverage... but you need to apply only a bit to avoid the "cakey" look. Good for covering blemishes and really dark under-eyes. Custard is a shade for light-medium skin tone with warm undertones.

By Holly 9 years ago.

I like to sheer this out with a light moisturizer for a more natural look under the eye. I'm usually aiming for a "slept 8 hours" look and this concealer is so pigmented that if I don't dilute it my look ends of being too "makeup-y" for my comfort zone. It is a beautiful product tho, very blendable. Best of all, it refuses to crease on me! However, I'm not a fan of the packaging. For the price I want to get every last drop and the tube makes that difficult.

By Mariella 9 years ago.

I was colour matched to this shade by the SA at Sephora. I've tried for about a month to make this shade work but it looks dreadful. It really looks very yellow on me even when blended out on my under-eye area and makes me look sallow or jaundiced. This will probably be the first product I return to Sephora in all my years of shopping there. I've since purchased this same concealer in Vanilla and it is a much better match though I still find this product gives a dry and scaly look to my under-eye area, contrary to what you'd expect from something with "radiant" and "creamy" in the name.

By Mariella 9 years ago.

I got this after a not very happy experience with Custard (great if I want to look jaundiced or like I've got the very last traces of a bruise that has now faded to yellow around my eyes). Vanilla is a much better match and is more brightening for my under-eye area but I still find this doesn't really live up to its "Radiant, Creamy" name - I do find it leaves my under-eye area looking dry and scaly, even with eye cream underneath. I think this is meant to be close to a full coverage concealer but I find that I do have to build to get good coverage for my dark circles.

By Tabitha 10 years ago.

I was in dire need of a concealer after my skin decided to flare up when I switched birth control pills. Having never had spotty skin in my teenage or adult life, I haven't used concealer as an everyday stable product so was pretty clueless to which one would be right for hiding hormonal acne. I did my usual research online and searched popular brands such as Nars, M.A.C and even budget brands such as Collection 2000 on makeupalley and blogs. I nearly caved in and brought a £4.19 concealer which had rave reviews online by Collection 2000 but as I couldn't find it I headed down to my nearest NARS counter. On arrival the concealer was teamed with NARS Sheer Glow foundation and lightly patted onto my spots to disguise them.I noticed very little product was needed which makes me think although the high price tag this product could last a long time! The concealer did what it said on the tin and made my spots look invisible! I would recommend going a shade down rather than up in this concealer though for better coverage.