I first tried this Max Factor Erace concealer about 10 years ago. I was looking around Boots the Chemist when it caught my eye. I liked that it was in a stick and decided to try it out. This product comes in various shades and I always buy beige, even though beige is slightly darker then my skin tone but I feel it conceals better, as I tend to conceal spots and blemishes and this shade takes away the pinkness with a natural skin colour look. The concealer is in a small stick like container similar to lip sticks that can be easily applied where and when needed. I always wear a moisturiser first before applying this product. I have sensitive skin that can ...  Read the complete review

Max Factor erase concealer stick has been concealing my spots for over 10 years, it is a product i can truely trust. I can use it most of the year except when i get a tan and then i need to use a different darker product. I remember before i found it i was buying and wasting money on so many brands of concealer, because they werent the right colour (id test them on my wrist in the shop but when i tried it on my face it was too pink or too yellow) or because the coverage wasnt good enough to conceal some spots. I also needed something that was going to last the whole day and not rub off when my skin got greasy or i leaned on my face with my hand. ...  Read the complete review

Max Factor Erace is terrific stuff, the only problem being that the most popular shade, which I believe is No 8 (I can't tell because the label has worn off mine), sells out very quickly. I haven't been able to find it for a long time although my local Superdrug sells it. Just goes to show how good it is. I will now order it online to be sure I don't have to do without. The coverage of this product is excellent and, at around £8.99, very good value for money. The formulation is not too sticky and certainly does not feel heavy or look too noticeable. This is one of the products that you hope Max Factor continue to make; it's very annoying when you find ...  Read the complete review

Though we are normally advised to buy cream/fluid concealers for those ugly under-eye circles, the solid stick-form of the Max Factor Erace Concealer copes suprisingly well! The consistency of the formula, though slightly greasy, means that a very thorough coverage of dark circles is possible without all the heaviness of a more matte base. Once the concealer has been used for a few days, its creamy consistency becoems very easy to apply and does not drag on the skin a lot (especially if applied just before a sparing amount of moisturising eye cream). Once applied, the concealer appears to reflect light, diminishing not only the dark colour of the ...  Read the complete review