Description
Banish bags, blemishes and broken veins in a stroke of a brush with ultra pigmented, fast setting i-conceal concealer. Housed in a sleek brush on applicator, this mega multi-tasker can also be used as a matte highlighter, contour product or eyeshadow base. Suitable for all skin types and available in a range of 5 skin true shades.
Extra light works both as a concealer for fair skin and as a highlight shade for contouring on darker skin tones.
Light is a warm English rose pink undertoned concealer.
Medium is a warm concealer with a pink undertone perfect for lightly tanned skin.
Medium dark can be used as a dark concealer or used under the cheek bones, the sides of the nose and the temples to carefully contour your features.
Dark is perfect for medium tannned skin with a warm pink undertone or as a contour product on lighter skins.
Ingredients
– Aqua
– Isododecane
– Cyclomethicone
– Hydrogenated Didecene,
– Nylon-12
– Cetyl PEG/PPG-10/1 Dimethicone
– Butylene Glycol,
– Disteardimonium Hectorite
– PEG-10 Dimethicone
– Phenoxyethanol
– Methicone
– Propylene Carbonate
– Sodium Dehydroacetate
– Olea Europaea Fruit Oil,
– Tocopheryl Acetate
– Retinyl Palmitate
– Propylene Glycol,
– Methylparaben
– Disodium EDTA
– Ethylparaben
– Propylparaben
– Butylparaben,
– Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil
– Tripeptide-3
– MAY CONTAIN
CI 77891
CI 77491
CI 77492
CI 77499
Benefits
This multitasking formulation addresses blemishes, under-eye shadows and discolouration. Enriched in moisture boosting Jojoba oil, it gives the appearance of a youthful glow. i-conceal also contains Vitamin A, which helps to stimulate cell production, skin elasticity and boosts collagen production. The pen-style brush applicator allows for precision and ease of application.
Tips
Twist the applicator to deposit product through the brush and apply a small amount to any areas as required either alone or for additional coverage on top of your skin true shade of i-perfection or i-tint. Blend to a seamless finish with fingertips or a New CID Blending brush.
