Cinema Secrets Ultimate Corrector Single - Cream Concealer for Dark Circles, Blemishes & Scars - Color Correct, Contour & Highlight with Buildable Full Coverage

This is the best make up for every day coverage and more. It’s used in LA I found out about at a wedding make over.. you will love the coverage you get, you adjust it. You must use your own sunscreen, this make up is a game changer.. I wear it when I wanna glam up, I wear it to work and maybe a little at a workout it never fails, never settles in lines.. You Adjust coverage. cinema secrets is a well know brand known in Hollywood, La.. you can get the same look yourself.. Used it for 20 years.. love it!!! You should try it one time.. your skin will look like silk. It never irritates, clumps, no one will know you have it on.. all my experience.. buy it but add your own sunscreen ….

The Product covers so well ,I have used it for years

Wonderful coverage

Great Product, delivered quickly. Very happy

Love this brand -- looks natural & feels good on my skin

Too dry

Caked up and made my under eye skin look dry and flaky! My skin is not dry and flaky! Ever since Joe Blasco cosmetics went out of business I have been searching for a comparable concealer for my bad under eye dark circles with the peach/ light orange shade! This one is a similar shade but has terrible coverage and consistency! Wish it worked better and didn’t cake up in creases too!

I am a pro makeup artist and I’ve used Cinema Secrets foundations in my kit for years, they’re great. They apply smooth, they are easy to blend out or build up coverage. I use these when I want a more opaque coverage but they can be thinned down or applied with a wet sponge to make them go on more sheer. I don’t like Cinema Secrets shade number coding system, it’s a confusing pain in the bum and it’s not easy to remember. The 600 series are the “correctors.” Cinema Secrets suggests using them to counteract unwanted tones, the theory being that you should use colors on opposite sides of the color wheel to cancel each other out. So to cover redness use green tones and to cover purple use yellow tones etc. I personally think this is terrible advice. In my personal experience over the years I have come to understand that when you try to cancel out colors using opposite shades, they end up just blending together and giving a weird, sickly greyish brown cast to the face. It’s subtle and a lot of people don’t seem to notice it but I do and it drove me nuts for a couple of years until I finally figured this out. Instead of trying to use correctors to counteract opposite tones, use them to mix with your foundation to adjust the color for what you want. If you want to try shading some areas then mix a little foundation with a bit of a darker corrector and then apply that in areas you want shaded. Same thing for highlighting but use a lighter corrector. This particular shade of corrector, 604-83, can be used to add warmth.

Product comes fast. Properly packaged. However its surface has spots makes me feel it has been there for a long time. Hopefully this will not affect the usage. Cannot find the manufacture date on the product either.