#WET N WILD PHOTO FOCUS CONCEALER WAND FULL#

This concealer wears well with some kind of moisturizer (or sunscreen) underneath. I really like how it’s not too yellow and actually wears well throughout the day. Yes! I didn’t expect to like it, but it turns out that I do and I’m considering purchasing another shade to test out its undereye coverage. I do usually get some undereye creasing, but with this concealer creasing is minimal. I do set the concealer with a powder on top, but have had good results even when I didn’t set it. I’m used to my concealers wearing out very quickly, so I’m quite happy with the longevity of this concealer. Much to my surprise, the concealer lasts for hours even with a slippery sunscreen base underneath. I think that the Medium Peach shade might be more effective at concealing my undereyes. I love how it’s not too yellow and doesn’t have that “brightening” effect that I think adds a ghostly white cast. While the color selection is limited, Light/Medium Beige is a good match for my skin. Typically, I’ll use one concealer to correct the darkness and use another concealer to achieve the coverage and finish that I want.

My usual undereye concealing involves using two concealers so I didn’t expect the Photo Focus Concealer to cure my dark eyes. Unsurprisingly, the Photo Focus doesn’t completely hide my undereye bags, but it does offer some coverage which isn’t too bad. What I really look for in concealers is undereye coverage. It does well at covering blemishes and redness.

#WET N WILD PHOTO FOCUS CONCEALER WAND FULL#

I would describe this concealer as having medium coverage and can be built up to full coverage. Light/Medium Beige swatched on top and blended out below Coverage/ Color While I don’t usually use eye cream before concealing, I find that the thickness of the cream helps the concealer blend easier without sacrificing coverage. I like to apply a layer of eye cream to my undereyes before going in with the Photo Focus. If you moisturize and prep your face before applying your concealer, this concealer should be no problem to use. I had trouble blending it and didn’t like the texture on my skin.Īs I kept testing out this concealer I found that applied over my sunscreen, it blended out well. I didn’t like the Photo Focus at all the first time I tried it out. This concealer was thicker than what I had originally expected- I thought this would be runnier and thinner, similar to the Maybelline Fit Me. Overall, it’s standard concealer packaging and nothing terribly exciting. The concealer requires a lot of twisting to remove the cap, but that’s just me being really picky. The doe foot on this concealer is larger than what I’m used to and deposits product easily. The concealer comes in a short rectangular tube with a black cap and black trimming along the opening. While I haven’t investigated this claim, I have made some observations of my own. The Photo Focus Concealer is supposedly tested under several different indoor and outdoor lighting conditions to combat the dreaded photo flashback. I’m happy to report that the newer Wet n Wild Photo Focus Concealer in Light/Medium Beige is quite a step up from that old stick concealer. The first time I tried a Wet n Wild concealer was back when they had the little concealer sticks that I believe are now discontinued. If you purchase through my link, I receive a commission at no added cost to you.

Wet n wild photo focus concealer wand