Maybelline Dream Mousse Concealer

Being a huge fan of the Maybelline Dream Mousse range anyway, I was thrilled to see the other week that superdrug had this range on 3 for 2. Needing blush and foundation anyway, I began to look around for a third item. Eventually I chose the dream mousse concealer, as it was priced the same as the blush, around £5 for 30ml, and so I wasn't paying any more should I decide it wasn't for me. The concealer comes in several shades, and most shops seem to have testers so that you can match one to your skintone before buying. The range of colours in the Maybelline range seemed very good, and I would imagine that almost everyone would find a suitable one for ...  Read the complete review

I have very pale skin, therefore the smallest pimple or 'wanting to be an eye bag' (dark circle) is instantly noticeable. As Andy Warhol said- "Always Omit the blemishes, they are not part of the picture". Sound advice- but to do this, you need the right concealer! The pursuit of a good concealer is like trying to find a white peacock. You know they exist, but years of searching and you've only seen them in the movies... Now, I would not normally lend much faith to a make-up product with the word "mousse" in the title- as to me, mousse is either something you eat in those little plastic tubs (raspberry ripple anyone?) with a cardboard lid ...  Read the complete review

I use all the Maybelline Dream Mousse collection as you can see by looking through my other reviews and this concealer doesn't let the side down. Again, the range comes in different shades for different skin tones and comes in the usual glass jar - be warned however, the size of the concealer jar is smaller than the rest of it's family but that doesn't mean good things don't come in small packages! All you need is a very small amount and lightly dab it on the area required and I can assure you, it will cover it up first time. It certainly does with me and the dark circles under my eyes and on any blemishes. If you put too much on it looks caked ...  Read the complete review

Being a massive fan of the range, and being very pale, I was eager to try this when I saw it had been released. I bought it for £4 from Boots, which is relatively good value, although the pot was very small. It comes in three colours, and blends easily into foundation or your skin. You only need a tiny dab to cover up blemishes, and its light texture means your skin can breathe while you wear it, so you won't make spots worse. At first I didn't know which too choose, as none looked perfect, but I was surprised by how brilliantly it blended and it gave me such a natural look. The pot will last quite a while, as you only need a very small amount, ...  Read the complete review