Makeup Revolution Conceal & Define Review

When I saw all the hype about how good this concealer was and that it was a dupe for the Tarte Tape Shape concealer, I knew I had to give it a go. Makeup Revolution Conceal & Define has been sold out pretty much everywhere, I honestly didn't think I'd be able to get my hands on it. But, when I stumbled upon TAM Beauty, I saw that it was in stock and I didn't have to think twice. It went straight into my shopping cart - there was no messing around. I guessed my shade from reading the description of each concealer and C2 is perfect!

Considering it's a drugstore brand, with quite a big range of 18 shades, I'm impressed! Also, how gorgeous is the rose gold design?! The applicator is chunky and it picks up just enough product for one application. The way it gives full coverage after one application is beyond me. As it's so full coverage and has a thick consistency, I expected it to be fairly heavy on the skin but it's really lightweight. 

I would usually conceal all the areas I need to first, blend them out and then set in place with my powder. However, as this concealer dries quite quickly, I wanted to avoid creasing. So I conceal under one eye first, blend it and then set with my powder. Then I move onto the other eye and repeat with any other areas. I found that a damp beauty blender worked best for blending this concealer out and let me tell you now, it blends out beautifully!

I didn't have any creasing throughout the day but it did settle in my tiny fine lines in the inner parts of my eyes. Although it weren't too noticeable, maybe applying an under eye primer beforehand would stop that from happening. The coverage really does last all day which is amazing considering the concealer itself is only £4! I would honestly pay way more money for this. Makeup Revolution has upped their game massively. This is now one of my favourite makeup staples, you have to get your hands on this!