Rimmel Hide The Blemish Concealer

I brought this concealer mainly for blemishes and uneven skin tone, but it also claims to hide dark under-eye circles. You can buy it from boots and superdrug for around four pounds, for which you get 4.5 grams of product in a twisty tube. The packaging is alright, but looks a little bit cheap. The tube is a good idea though, as you can use every bit of product and it's a handy size to carry in a small purse. The concealer is very thick, like a lipstick consistency, and comes in a range of colors, to suit fair and dark skins. I applied the concealer using my finger, but it may be more effective to use a concealer brush. For hiding small blemishes or ...  Read the complete review

*Introduction* Spots and blemishes have always been a problem for me. From the age of thirteen I began to get teenage spots and to this day they haven't gone away. When I read in a magazine Rimmel Hide the Blemish Concealer was one of Gemma Bissix's best beauty buys I went straight out to buy it as her face always seems to look smooth and blemish-free. She claimed that this product didn't look too cakey and that it stayed on all day which are critical selling points in a concealer. *About the Product* Rimmel Hide the Blemish Concealer is a creamy stick that blends to camouflage any skin imperfections. It gives complexion a smooth, even ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Rimmel's Blemish Concealer for many years now & there's always been a stick in my make-up bag 'just in case..'. As a teenager I suffered from a fairly spotty skin on occasions but luckily, now in my mature years, only get the odd spot or two. It costs around £3.71 for the concealer & it's as shown in the photo. It looks like a lipstick & all you do is unscrew the top & twist so just a little of the concealer shows & apply to the spot, blemish or under the eyes. It's described by Rimmel as being 'a creamy concealer stick that blends to camouflage any skin perfection' & I have to say that it works for me. It ...  Read the complete review

Rimmel, a brand with great press coverage and a long line of successful products, is a brand I usually find to be effective. I can't say I was too impressed by Hide The Blemish, which I used years ago, although it's still available now so I presume many people must be using it. Hide The Blemish is a concealer stick, aimed at covering up those annoying blemishes, spots and under-eye circles. The description claims this is a 'creamy concealer stick that blends to camouflage any skin imperfection'. In doing this it should give your 'complexion a smooth even appearance'. Rimmel's Blemish stick is available in 4 shades; soft honey, natural beige, sand ...  Read the complete review

Price comes in at £3.99 at Boots and Superdrug. This is very good value and a stick usually lasts me 4-6 weeks. For the price they are worth sticking in your make up bag and handbag for any blemishes that suddenly appear. The texture is really quite thick which a few people may not like. I have a scar on my chin and this is one of the non specialised concealers that covers it due to its thickness. The product is great under foundation and does give long coverage. If you do touch your face a lot it does come off. The fragrance of the product isn't that nice and has a plastic type smell. Colour wise there are 5 different colours however they ...  Read the complete review