DECORTÉ Tone Perfecting Palette (01 Light Medium)

Mixing two or three colors together allows for a good coverage of dark spots that blends well with the skin. However, my dark spots are quite pronounced, so they appear before I know it, and I'm not sure how to make them last for a certain period of time. I think the best thing to do is to be mindful of what I eat and prevent glycation, but that would be pointless, so I'd like to try out some more ways to apply this product, taking into account other people's reviews.

I bought this popular product to hide dark circles and blemishes. This is my first time using a concealer with multiple shades, so I expected it would be difficult to blend the colors, but it's hard to do... I often see orange for dark circles, so when I apply orange as is, it stands out against my skin. I've been trying different things, but I just can't seem to find the perfect balance for me... It comes with a brush, but the blemishes are small and wide, so it's quicker to just rub it in over a wide area with my fingers. It certainly doesn't dry out my skin, and I think it's a good product, but it's a shame I haven't quite mastered how to use it... I wish I'd bought it at the counter and had someone teach me.

It nicely covers all blue, brown, and dark circles. Top right: blue circles, bottom two: brown circles, dark circles, melasma, and acne scars, top left: natural highlight with fine glitter. It erases skin imperfections while still leaving a natural finish. Even if I accidentally went to sleep with it on, the dark circles under my eyes remained covered. Both of the included brushes are stiff and easy to apply with pinpoint accuracy, and the white tip is convenient for blending. In the middle of winter, when the texture is difficult to dissolve, applying it with your fingers will allow the body heat to smooth it out nicely. The subtle fragrance makes me feel elegant. There are three shades available, so it was difficult to decide which one to choose. I'm a cool-toned summer type, and 01 was just right.

I have warm autumn undertones and stubborn brown and blue dark circles (visible veins) around my eyes. People often ask me, "Are you tired?" in the morning, so getting rid of those dark circles is the biggest challenge with makeup. (Tears) My best concealer to date is the Etvos palette. I've been buying it over and over, but the crucial orange shade is so small, I always end up with leftovers. So, I'm back on a concealer gypsy journey for the first time in a while, wondering if there's anything better. I'm looking for a highly rated COSDECO palette. The reviews are good, and I figured COSDECO is the answer! I bought the full product without touch-ups. Since I'm on the darker side, I went with 02 Medium. It turned out to be a complete failure. It was quite light, only slightly color-correcting. Applying a solid foundation on top of this might help hide the dark circles, but since I usually apply primer, concealer, and powder, this wasn't enough. It was also too smooth, which caused me concerns about dryness. I deeply regret not having touched it up...I will continue to use Etvos while looking for other options.

This is my second purchase. When I first bought it, I used it because it was popular, without any particular preference, but it's so easy to use!! It's amazing! I use all the colors. As I get older, my skin has started to show imperfections, lol. This palette can cover dark circles, blemishes, acne scars, dullness around the eyelids and mouth, highlighting, and under-eye bags - it's all here! Of the four colors, the orange one that's perfect for covering dark circles was almost gone, so I searched for a similar single color, but it was hard to find, so I bought a new palette because of its ease of use! The texture is smooth, so it stays on the skin and provides coverage, but it also doesn't settle into wrinkles around the eyes, which is great. I'll be sad if I run out of it!