[LUNA] ⭐️ Conceal Blender Palette Review: Tone Correcting Trial Group Review

 

hello!

 

While I was active as a member of the 6th Supporters for Unnie's Pouch

Today, I was selected as a member of the experience group

I'm going to review the new Conceal Blender released by Luna!

  I'm going to review the newly released Conceal Blender!

This product is Luna & Cheongdam-dong's tone genius,

Makeup artist Yang Su-jeong participated in the development!

You all know that Luna is a concealer expert, right?

The fact is, I actually have Luna Stick Concealer and Liquid Concealer on my vanity right now...

The lettering on the case itself is so pretty!

 

I tried using the 01 clear cover.

I have been worried about the redness next to my nose and dark circles for the past 3-4 years.

I've been searching for a color correcting palette for a long time!

 

 

 

Originally, I used a concealer pot divided into three colors: apricot, peach, and green.

This time, the Luna Conceal Blender comes in a whopping 5 shades!

 

Not only can I cover the dark circles, redness, and dull areas I want,

Using 5 types: Beige, Vanilla, Green, Pure Bright, and Medium Peach

It was able to cover blush and even fine blemishes!

 

From the top left

Green: Covers redness such as blemishes and flushing

Medium Pitch: Dark Circle Cover

Vanilla: Blemish Coverage

Beige: Blemish Coverage & Shading

Pure Bright: Blending & Highlighting

This is the result of swatching it on my arm using my hand, which is about shade 19-20!

From left to right, they are Pure Bright, Medium Peach, Beige, Vanilla, and Green.

 

Green and Pure Bright have a natural color payoff.

Medium Peach, Beige, and Vanilla felt like they applied more intensely than that!

 

With a high-adhesion coverage texture and a texture that absorbs moistly into delicate eye areas or thin skin,

I heard that it was developed in parts.

 

This time, I will use Picasso 501 to swatch the color on the back of my hand.

 

The back of my hand is on the darker side, around shade 21-23.

It felt like the color adhered a bit better when applied with a brush, but

I didn't feel any creasing just because I did it by hand.

However, your hands feel warm, so you should be careful in the summer.

 

I felt that the green corrector I used previously was a bit heavy and gritty, and

On days when I wore bright base makeup, it also felt too dark.

The Luna Concealer blended naturally with my skin without feeling heavy!

 

 

This concludes my review of the Luna Gun Seal Blender Palette and tone correcting tips.

I hope this helps with your purchase.