Physicians Formula Powder Finish Concealer Stick (SPF 15)

Physicians Formula Powder Finish Concealer Stick (SPF 15)
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    • Member rated it 7.0

      green cancels out red!

      by Phillyjo (5 reviews)
      I have this product in a combined stick of half green and half light (side-by-side) which makes it very easy to blend as needed. ( I don't know if they still are selling that combination.) I always blend outwards, and after I'm done it's very hard to tell anything's there. April 22, 2008, 10:21 pm

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    • Member rated it 3.0

      Interesting theory...

      by hankatcar (146 reviews)
      Top 100 Reviewer
      ...A chartreuse stick that claims to neutralize redness. It would be great if it was as fabulous as it sounds. When I was in high-school this was a product that I swore by for covering my intensly hormone-induced breakouts, so when I recently went through a flare up I picked up another tube expecting the same results. But... what I found was a product that covered redness, yes, but left an odd greenish-grey smear or splotch in its wake; no matter how much you blended it in. So I guess the choice is really up to the consumer. Which is worse in your opinion? An ugly, inflamed-looking redness? Or an odd, slightly sickly-looking greenish grey? October 10, 2008, 2:22 pm

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    • Member rated it 2.0

      Felt Like Kermit the Frog

      by girlwomanbeautybrainsblog (233 reviews)
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      Physician's green concealer stick was recommended by my derm after an injection that left a big, bad bruise. I don't know what my derm was thinking, but the application left my bruise looking worse than it was before. It did not cover the bruise. I tried light, heavy, and medium application with a skin-colored concealer ...over the green. Nothing worked. You could still see the green. I felt like Kemit the Frog. Not that there's anything wrong with being a frog. June 9, 2008, 7:00 am

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    • Member rated it 6.0

      interesting idea

      by iggymama (223 reviews)
      Top 100 Reviewer
      this is an interesting idea to use green to neutralize the red in skin but you have to use it with care. if you use too much you will see the green. May 2, 2008, 5:27 pm

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    • Member rated it 5.0

      Average

      by BeamerCG (159 reviews)
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      This stuff is good for lighter colored acne and mild redness, but anything major and you'll likely to wind up with a green splotch on your face. Just be sure to blend well! February 23, 2008, 2:01 pm

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      • Attributes

      • Works to: Camouflage dark circles
      • Type: Stick
      • Fragrance-free: Yes
      • Long-lasting: Yes
      • Noncomedogenic: Yes
      • Oil-free: Yes
      • Hypoallergenic: Yes

      • Manufacturer's Product Description

      • Oil-free formula. Yellow hides dark under eye circles and other bluish skin discolorations. Green hides scars, birthmarks, blemishes and other red discolorations.Light covers any minor skin imperfections. Protects sun-sensitive skin (SPF 15). Net Wt. 0.15 Oz/4.2g

      • Directions

      • Dot on over area to be concealed.
        Gently blend edges evenly.
        Powder lightly for lasting coverage.

      • Ingredients

      • ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:OCTINOXATE,TITANIUM DIOXIDE.OTHER INGREDIENTS:PHENYL TRIMETHICONE,ISODECYL ISONONANOATE,MICROCRYSTALLINE WAX,TRIDECYL NEOPENTANOATE,TRICAPRYLIN,ISOHEXYL DECANOATE,OZOKERITE,CANDELILLA WAX,KAOLIN,OCTYLDODECANOL,CERESIN,SILICA,DIMETHICONE,ALUMINUM STARCH OCTENYLSUCCINATE,BEESWAX,BHT,CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE,ISOHEXADECANE,LAUROYL LYSINE,NYLON-12,SORBITAN SESQUIOLEATE,TOCOPHERYL ACETATE,PROPYLPARABEN,BUTYLPARABEN.MAY CONTAIN:IRON OXIDES,TALC,CHROMIUM OXIDE GREENS,ULTRAMARINES.

      • Brand website

      • http://physiciansformula.com

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