#Glossier stretch concealer uk skin#

No seriously, Glossier Stretch Concealer is one of those things I picked up when it first launched but never got around to reviewing yet people still ask me, “Have you tried it!?” and I’m always like, “Damn! I need to review Glossier Stretch Concealer for these people!”Īnd here I am, finally, taking a moment to share my thoughts. If you’re like me and you get creasing under your eyes just set it with a little bit of powder and that should hold it in place.My Glossier Stretch Concealer ($18) review is well past the date of expiration! I hope no one gets food poisoning reading it as this should have been posted two years ago or more.

#Glossier stretch concealer uk skin#

I know other people use it as a foundation too but I think this would be suited to dry/normal skin types better. The best way to use this is by applying a little at a time and heating it up on your finger tips.Įven though this is sheer it can become thick looking if applied too heavy handed. It does a great job at brightening dark circles.

I mainly use Stretch concealer under my eyes.

Again, I’m not blown away with this but it’s still a decent product.

Glossier Stretch Concealer Reviewįinally, is Glossier Stretch Concealer. So it is worth trying, however I think Becca Beach Tint is much better. But Cloud Paint does apply super easy and gives a nice fresh glow. For me, Cloud Paint doesn’t have a great wear time and the skin on my cheeks are normal. If you haven’t used Becca Beach Tint I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.Īll the shades eg watermelon and raspberry are scented to smell like the fruit and they are delicious. I have the shade Puff and I’m also going to buy Dusk. I think the reason I’m not blown away with Cloud Paint is because I’ve used Becca Beach Tintand that is the daddy of liquid blush. Don’t get me wrong I think it’s good, it’s just not brilliant. Next is the much lauded Glossier Cloud Paint. So, anyway, Boy Brow is genuinely really good. I’m going to be doing a little review of the Primark makeup I’ve been using. I picked up the Skinny Brow Pencil from Primark not really expecting much but it’s amazing! It’s a great dupe for the Anastasia Brow Wiz and it only costs £2. Just a quick shout out to the pencil I’m currently using. On days where I can’t be bothered to fill my eyebrows in I just use Boy Brow and my eyebrows look fuller and will be held in place all day. I have unruly and thinning eyebrows (I hit the jackpot there) so I need a product that both holds my eyebrow shape and also bulk up what I have. I’ve used quite a few of these products (including the YSL version which is brilliantbut almost double the price of Glossier) but I think Glossier’s is possibly my favourite. My most recent purchase is Glossier’s biggest selling product, their Boy Brow. And I’m just as much a sucker for hyped up advertising and millennial pink packaging as anyone so of course I’ve been buying quite a few Glossier products. Glossier is all about skin first, makeup second. That full, high definition makeup epitomised by Nikki Tutorials for example. Yet, Glossier is the anti-thesis to the ever prevalent “Instagram makeup”. All the products, the packaging, and the stickers included in deliveries are designed to be photographed and shared on Instagram. Glossier isn’t just a beauty brand, it’s part of a lifestyle. That’s a difficult thing to get right. Glossier get the importance of Instagram. Reaching out to fans of the brand and enlisting them is a very clever business move, yet it also feels organic and real to the brand. Marketing and lifestyle boundaries are blurred, and word of mouth (or Instagram post) is the key marketing strategy. I’m endlessly impressed with the marketing surrounding Glossier’s products.