the SAEM CP Concealer Palette (01), 1g×6

I didn't have a concealer and was looking for a color palette, and when an influencer I often see listed this as a must-buy, I bought it. It has a thick, sticky texture. I have thin skin, so it cracks when I apply it. I only learned after I bought it that this texture is what happens to thin skin. I bought it without fully understanding its characteristics, just because a celebrity recommended it. I regret not understanding its characteristics and jumping on the bandwagon. It can't be helped, but it just doesn't suit me. If I apply a primer like Hins, which makes the skin surface very glossy, and then immediately apply this concealer over it, it doesn't crack. However, because I have thin skin, layering multiple products on top of it can create a strange effect. The texture doesn't suit my skin, but the color is nice. Applying orange to dark circles blends in naturally and makes them less noticeable, and applying a lighter skin tone to my eyelids makes the eyeshadow pop beautifully. Dabbing green also nicely reduces redness around the nose. Also, since I'm a beginner at makeup, I find it fun to use a palette with lots of colors to control the color of my base makeup, which feels like an advanced technique. I'd like to use it to practice color control. I think it would be great for people with skin types that are suited to this texture.

It's nice to have color control.

It has a fairly firm texture and fits well. The coverage is also excellent. This single product can do almost anything, from removing dullness to dark circles and under-eye bags to reducing redness! However, I feel like the red concealer is a little too light for dark circles. Other than that, I have no complaints.

I was searching for a concealer palette with color control and finally found this one. I often get facial injections for treatment, and I've recently been experiencing a lot of bruising, so I use this to hide it. Bruising changes color from reddish-purple to green to yellow, so this palette, which includes the opposite shades of each, is perfect! After searching, I realized that there are surprisingly few palettes with a full range of colors. Incidentally, the beige shade on the bottom left is actually quite white (my usual foundation is DIOR 0N), so it seems like it would be good for highlighting or under-eye bags. The texture is moist but not too heavy. I think it's lighter than Visee's Color Duo Trick Concealer. I apply this with a concealer brush, tap it on, then blend in my DIOR concealer on top, and then add powder to set it in place. Maybe it's because I don't use it on areas prone to wrinkles, but I don't notice it smudging too much. It comes with two tools: a brush and a tip. I haven't used them, but they seem pretty good. It's definitely worth having one on hand to cover not just blemishes but various other concerns!