concealed past participle, past tense of con·ceal (Verb) Verb Keep from sight; hide. Keep (something) secret; prevent from being known or noticed: “love that they had to conceal from others”. This time of year I find that the need for a good concealer is greater than ever; blemishes and under-eye shadows always seem to appear […]

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  • Essential Care’s Concealers are nice and effective but I occasionally encountered stocking issues when I needed one urgently.

    If you encounter the same issues then I have found Lavera also produce a high quality natural concealer that is nice to use and does not break the bank either!ReplyCancel

  • Hi, thanks for getting in touch. I have to say I haven’t found it a problem but I agree the Lavera one is nice. Thanks, LauraReplyCancel

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    Hello there,
    I hope you don't mind me contacting you but i find your website so helpful ( i have bought eyeliner and mascara on your recommendation and love them both so thank you) and hoped you might be able to advise. I have been trying to live chemical free since having babies though remarkably have only just made the link between make-up and chemicals. Ridiculous! I have been using Laura Mercier tinted moisturiser (bisque) and Secret Concealer (no4) for several years and was very pleased with their results. i am looking for products to replace these. I am medium olive skinned and tan very easily in summer though am a lovely shade of jaundice in the winter. I have very dark circles under my eyes which have been referred to before as 'like elephants skin' by some charming children of my friends! I need a moisturising concealer as am getting to that stage in life where my wrinkles show up more when i have make-up on! I have been told that RMS un-cover up is good. have you had experience of this? I also would love some colour and really cant work out what colour blush to get (i like my make up to just make me look well and healthy…not really made up if you know what i mean. i don't like the look of foundation or obvious blusher…) I have been thinking about lip2cheek by RMS but am stumped on colour. also saw they do a bronzer. have you tried it? can you recommend a good bronzer. i saw you posted about one last year which was 'baked' …is this still your fav? is this a better idea than going for something more cream based?
    I really hope you don't mind me contacting you.
    Thank you
    FrancineReplyCancel

  • Hi Francine
    Thanks for getting in touch. It is great to hear you want to clem up your make-up kit too. If you drop me an email (address in the contact area above) I will be able to help you fully and answer any questions in more depth.
    I loo forward to hearing from you
    Laura xReplyCancel

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In the winter I for one am more likely to reach for a foundation than a tinted moisturiser as I find that at this time of year I generally need a little extra coverage, so as I am well overdue a post about foundations, I wanted to share a current kit favourite with you…

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  • Oh this sounds too good to be true, I definitely need to sample! I agree, liquid foundation in the winter, tinted moisturiser in the summer. Mineral foundation just doesn’t seem to work on my skin anymore, but I do like a soft finishing touch over concealer etc. Tempting! :-) xReplyCancel

After all the glitter and intense colour of the winter, spring 2013 brings a more natural vibe – nearly nudes. Creams, beiges, soft pinks and taupes were all seen on the runways this season, so if you want a little more than the traditional nude nail colours, why not try one of these…? Here are […]

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