What Revlon claims about its Revlon Photo Ready Concealer
- All over face concealer helps erase imperfections and camouflage dark undereye circles
- Full yet undetectable coverage
- Photochromatic pigments bend, reflect and diffuse light
- SPF 20
- For a flawless, airbrushed appearance in any light.
- Oil-free and fragrance-free
How to Apply
Apply under eyes and over any imperfections or dark spots, blend using fingertips in gently patting motion. Always try to select a concealer shade slightly lighter than skin tone particularly for the under eye area.
Price : Rs.700 For 3.2g, I got this for Rs. 630 from StyleCraze
The Concealer
Revlon Photoready Concealer in Light Medium
My Take on Revlon PhotoReady™ Concealer
The concealer comes in a 6 different shades with SPF 20. I chose Light Medium for myself. The concealer comes in a stick packaging very similar to lipsticks. Makes it very easy to carry. The cap snaps shut tightly and won’t open on its own, rolling and hopping up and down in handbags. Let’s just come to the review. Like I said before, I was looking for a heavy duty concealer and this one works but only to some extent. It has a very subtle shimmer which gives a very soft glow to skin where it is applied. The concealer is very creamy in texture and blends nicely with fingers. It does not dry out the skin where it is applied, unlike the Garnier Tinted Eye Roll on. One thing which troubles me is that I use it only for my under eyes and it stings my eyes a bit, though I take care to apply it away from my waterline, but it still stings.
Swatch on Hand
Look how it covered my vein but completely, hence medium coverage
The Good things about Revlon PhotoReady Concealer:
- I used it for heavy coverage but it can only give medium coverage. It looks layered up if I try to build it up for a heavy coverage.
- Doesn’t settle into fines lines.
- Can be blended very easily with fingers only. No need for brushes and sponges.
- Suitable for my dry skin, though I think it will work great for dry skin also if set with a powder.
- Gives a very light and subtle shimmer, making it a great product for everyday use.
- It has a good staying power and lasts for almost 4-5 hours on me.
- I can easily remove it with a facewash or cleanser.
- It has SPF20.
Cons of Revlon PhotoReady Stick Concealer:
- Doesn’t provide heavy coverage and my under eyes look slightly ashy. Dark circles don’t get fully concealed.
- The price is on the higher side if compared with the quantity of product.
- Stings my under eyes even if I apply it away from my waterline.
Recommendation : A good concealer if you are looking for light to medium coverage with a hint of shimmer/highlighter. Price is a bit on higher side, like all Revlon products.
