1. Intro
“Rimmel Match Perfection Concealer” is a discontinued product which was available in the UK store.
It is no longer stocked or sold across the whole of the UK, but you can still buy it on their website and in stores around the world.
You can also find it here on Aromaleigh’s website.
If you are reading this page and have never heard of it, please do go and look at the product page on Aromaleigh’s website, because since it is a discontinued product, many new items are being added to it which may be popular to you.
2. How to Find a Quality Concealer
Don’t be fooled by the mid-range price tag. Rimmel Match Perfection Concealer is one of the most affordable concealers on the market, but it has a few shortcomings which make it not worth $17.
The product itself offers several advantages over its competitors:
• The formula is vegan (no animal testing) and cruelty-free (no baby powder or animal hair extracts).
• The brush head is designed to buff concealer evenly so you can build up coverage as needed.
• It is available in a wide variety of shades to suit your skin tone and skin texture.
But perhaps most importantly, Rimmel Match Perfection Concealer contains a special formulation called “Nu-Matte” that has been created for optimal application without creasing or settling down into fine lines. This lighter formula allows for easy blending with your fingers or a brush, ensuring complete coverage of your entire face. This means you can blend it seamlessly with your foundation and have complete control over where the product sits on your skin — if you are used to applying concealer with a stick or applying it with an eyeshadow shadow, there will be differences in how they work together and when they settle down into fine lines. This can be annoying when rimmel match perfection concealer discontinued there are visible creases on your face as well!
That being said, there are some caveats:
• The packaging of this product wasn’t always great: rimmel match perfection concealer discontinued some were much more difficult to open than others and some were damaged when I opened them because of how easily they broke open (which was frustrating; I wouldn’t recommend using them for everyday use). But now that the packaging has improved dramatically, I still prefer it to other products in the price range; certainly not as good as drugstore brands though!
• The colour selection isn’t as good as drugstore brands either: my favourite shades are 50 AND 52 which cost $17 each compared to drugstore brands like Too Faced chocolate coconut who sell at $16 each . (I guess all drugstore brand match perfection concealer discontinued are nice too.)
A couple of benefits come from this though: 1) there aren’t many options at all; 2) if you do find a shade you love, you won’t have to use multiple products! 3) If you don’t like the shade provided
3. What Makes a Good Concealer?
The rimmel match perfection concealer, which was discontinued in mid-2013, is a product that has been raved about for years. It’s a creamy formula with a spongy texture and a very rich and dewy finish. But what makes this particular concealer so great?
While the product is best described by Derek Sivers, the founder of CD Baby (a company that sells cultural products such as art prints and mp3s) as “absolutely the most beautiful product I have ever seen”, it is also commonly referred to as “the concealer everyone wants to hate” by less-than-favorable reviewers on sites such as lifehacker.com. And there are many reasons why this might be true:
1. It is described as being “watery” or “watery water on your face” in reviews
2. It often appears on lists of products you shouldn’t waste money on
3. The packaging looks like something from McDonalds (which has a notorious reputation for bad customer service)
4. The product itself (and its company) are chronically unapologetic about their advertising practices
5. The marketing copy frequently describes it as having no “powder or texture” or even describing it as having “no color” when it clearly does contain color (though an identical product with ‘perfection concealer’ written on its box will not have color).
4. The Best Concealers for Your Skin Type
This is a tough one. I’ve been using concealer for over 30 years and have tried a lot of natural alternatives (including clay and beeswax). I think I’ve come to the conclusion that nothing is truly perfect — but with the right product you can get a pretty good concealer.
I do think that all natural alternatives have their strengths and weaknesses, but I would say that these two are the best natural alternatives for people with placid skin.
For more information about this, read my post on Rimmel Match Perfection Concealer:
https://blog.rimmel.com/match-perfection-concealers-rimmel-product/
For people who have dry skin, I’m in love if you happen to use a primer under your concealer see this post: https://blog.rimmel.com/what-is-a-primer/
The best way to reduce under eye dark circles (especially if you have oily skin) is by applying a layer of powder over your concealer or foundation and lightly dusting it off with an iron or brush while it dries (also helps to avoid creasing or folding of the powder). Even if you haven’t got oily skin, make sure that your makeup doesn’t move around too much when you take your makeup off in the morning, which will also help prevent creasing of your make up during the day. Rimmel match perfection concealer discontinued rimmel match perfection concealer discontinued rimmel match perfection concealer discontinued rimmel match perfection concealer discontinued rimmel match perfection concealer discontinued rimmel match perfection concealer discontinued
5. How to Apply Concealer
By the time your concealer arrives at your house, you should have done all of the things mentioned in this post. You should have a very good idea of what is going to be needed to make sure the concealer delivers on its promise. And you should be confident that this product will win over a lot of beauty editors and consumers alike.
Having done everything listed above, your next move should still be a bit of a leap (but not as much as before). It’s time to start thinking about how you can push for more coverage by displaying more skin (and not just in terms of color, but also in terms of texture). As I said earlier, I am personally totally obsessed with applying concealer properly (which is why I’m here with this post) but it’s important not just to practice, but also to try new things.
6. The Best Concealers for Teenagers
When Ryan got in touch with me and asked if I would write a post on one of my favorite concealers, I was immediately intrigued. He had just finished a book on beauty and was thinking about doing something similar. He asked me to write a post on my “top 5” concealers for teenagers (because who could resist such opportunity?).
Unfortunately, this post is not going to be as short as many of my other posts. I’ve tried to break down the concealer into three categories, each focusing on something different:
1. High coverage
2. Medium coverage
3. Low coverage
The first category is probably the most important (in my opinion). A concealer that covers everything won’t do a good job in terms of blending and highlighting, and will make your skin look too shiny and/or unnatural — not what we want from our teens! The second category I think you can get away with using it slightly under your eyes, but not much else because it isn’t as natural as the first two (although you may get away with using it all over at least twice a day!). The third category is really for use around the mouth area only — where you want a full coverage but won’t have time to blend or layer the product over your cheekbones or jawline (which are more defined than your ears). Most people use an exact match formula like Smashbox ones or Hourglass products; these will work very well if used correctly . . . but they are quite costly. If you are looking for an inexpensive basic concealer, try Laura Mercier’s Super Coverage Concealer in Fair which will be a great option for those between ages 16-20. If you are looking for something that has some greater depth to it, check out Laura Mercier’s Perfecting Skin Tinted Creme Concealer which retails for $25-$30 in department stores and $45-$55 online.
As usual, if you have any questions about this topic or want me to write anything else related simply send me an email at [email protected] . ?
7. How to Apply Concealer Under the Eyes
I’ve seen a handful of posts on this topic in the last month, but I wanted to address it specifically in light of the recent news that rimmel is discontinuing their concealer formula.
The first thing to note is that this isn’t rimmel’s fault, at least if it is any reason to be upset. The company has been doing a great job of packaging their products and marketing them as innovative, new technologies or novel makeup companies (to lure consumers into buying from them). And they have built an incredible brand around it, which is a very good thing for the industry. It probably comes as no surprise that the brand has taken off since inception; but what does surprise me is that many people seem to not know about their product line prior to launch. From my experience with rimmel’s marketing team, I’m sure there are other factors at play here (like the fact that they are a household name and many people buy products based on what they know of rimmel), but I can only hope that by pointing out these issues and highlighting some steps you can take to avoid them, these issues will be removed from the conversation entirely — and then you can start concentrating on how great your product is for people.
In conclusion: don’t make mistakes like this (like forgetting about your product line). Don’t be afraid to talk about your product — use these issues as a way of educating yourself about what your customers want and need before launch; and learn from others who have already made similar mistakes so you can avoid making them yourself in future.
8. Conclusion
For beauty products, some of the key aspects to remember are:
{1} The product should be both functional and beautiful. The product should look, feel and perform well. A beauty product should be an extension of your body so you want to use it all day long, not just for a few special occasions. The best way to do this is to make the product look (and feel) as good as possible.
{2} The value proposition should be strong enough that it will compel people to buy. You don’t need to convince them that you have any particular advantage over other similar products; you only need to convince them that what you produce is better than anything else in their price range or even better than their best choice.
{3} The marketing effort needed is small and targeted at those who already have a strong opinion about your product and who would in fact be interested in buying it (don’t try to get the entire market). This is an absolute must-do if you want any chance of success when launching a new beauty product.
Finally, note that there are many ways of doing these things. There are no wrong ways or right ways; there are only right and wrong ways depending on which way leads you in the right direction faster! If you don’t understand these points, then I strongly recommend reading one or two more blog posts before you begin – starting with Andreessen’s post on scaling up for startups .