L.A. Girl Pro Conceal Set Orange, Yellow, Green Correctors, Bundle of 3 (LAX-GC990+GC991+GC992-B)

**🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Amazing Coverage – My Go-To Color Correcting Set!**The L.A. Girl Pro Conceal Set has been a lifesaver for me when it comes to tackling uneven skin tones and imperfections. I love how versatile these three shades are: the orange works wonders on dark spots, the yellow brightens my complexion, and the green neutralizes redness flawlessly. The formula is creamy and blends like a dream, giving me a natural, long-lasting finish. Plus, you can't beat the value for the price—especially with the discount! If you're looking for an affordable, high-quality set to elevate your makeup routine, I absolutely recommend this. It’s been a staple in my makeup kit since I first discovered it years ago!

I thought these wouldn't be very pigmented but boy was I wrong! I put quite a bit on and thought, shoot I'm going to be orange and green today! I was impressed how well it covered with foundation (I just use Revlon foundation while I'm a poor grad student) and it corrected my problem areas without detection! I am very pale and have the typical redness around my nostrils and I have thin skin around my eye and get terrible dark circles. The dark circles are really hard to hide normally even when I used to use the Bobbi Brown circle corrector which I paid really good money for. I saw how well priced these tubes are and thought I would give them a shot. It's just now becoming common to use corrective concealers, I have seen the green primers before for redness but lately makeup artists have been showing how to use the pigments to correct. I bought these three tubes and I must saw the outcome is impressive. The green completely covered the redness around my nose and I mixed the orange with a little yellow to cover the dark circles under my eyes, applied foundation and set it with my powder and I don't see any of these problem areas! I took a selfie just to see if the shadows would still show my issues so I took it in natural light and I was excited to send it to my sister who has the same issues as me and she was impressed too! I usually use an app to correct for my horrible dark circles in pictures but I didn't need to with this picture and I shared it here in this review too! Completely untouched and no filters. I highly recommend them!

Holy crow is this corrector pigmented!

I've been playing around with many different color correctors now for about six months; I have light-medium, combination skin complexion with rosacea and very dark under eye circles. Regular concealers and foundation are not enough to combat either problem. L.A. Girl Pro Concealers is one of the many brands I've tried; I first learned of it through YouTube. These are definitely a great price. These come very well sealed in plastic and have a plastic brush like applicator. Supposedly the brush applicator can be removed but I was unable to do so and made a huge mess trying to do so. I found the brush tip to be a hindrance. These are very pigmented, especially the orange. While somewhat creamy right out of the tube, I found these easily settle into and accentuate fine lines and dry skin. In order to tone down the orange and create a lighter texture I mixed the orange with some moisturizer. While I found that both the orange and green helped combat discoloration, I also found that if your foundation starts wearing off the orange and green start showing. I also found the formula to be drying on my skin, even when mixed with some moisturizer. I also found I too much extra time doctoring and blending with these correctors. If you are more patient than me and don't have dryness or fine lines, this definitely counteracts discoloration but remember to check your face every once in a while to make sure the bright orange and green aren't peeking through.

I purchased these mainly because the reviews were so good. I was looking for something more than what my concealer has been offering me of late. I've used green corrector before (diff brand), so I knew that would work but I've never tried the reddish or gold. I found the other reviews helpful and I followed the advice. I used burts bees eye cream, a small amount of light primer underneath my eyes. I started with just small dot sized dabs of red under my eyes. (I found that to tap & pat worked best for me. I tried by beauty sponge and it didnt work as well.) I appreciated a reviewer tip that said to use a concealer brush and put the product onto the brush, then onto your face, as these tubes excrete a LOT of fluid. Next I added dots of green under my eyes and anywhere else on my face that needed it. Again tap & pat until its fully blended. I then used just a few dots of the gold under my eyes and a few other sparse areas of my face I felt needed some extra correction help. After all the tapping, patting and blending, I use a concealer brush and tap on my regular concealer. I recently read about "baking" too so I gave it a try. After correcting and concealing, I used my powder foundation and finished the rest of my face of makeup. I ended with a setting powder. Good tip: I sprayed my beauty blender with a tad of MAC setting spray, then dipped it into my finishing powder and loosely applied under my eyes (heavily) and the rest of my face. Let it set for 15 minutes, then used a fan brush to remove any excess leftover powder. Sprayed with MAC setting spray again and done! The results with using these concealers were a much smoother finish on my skin overall with no redness or patchyness to be observed at all. Exactly the fix I was seeking!! Under my eyes was flawless! Dont hesitate to get these magic erasers. With some practice & know how under your belt, you're sure to be as pleased as me.