Rimmel Recover Concealer

After using a stick concealer for years which generally aren't the best for dry skin, I decided to try and find a liquid concealer which might be better. I first looked in the Rimmel section as this is my favourite make-up brand and I came across Rimmel's Recover anti-fatigue concealer. I was happy that I'd found one and, regardless of the hugely high price of £4.88, I decided to give it a go. It comes in a very small long and thin circular tube with a long pink twisty lid. It is a very small, dainty and light thing which makes it very easy to carry around with you. The applicator is similar to that of a lip gloss with the stick attached to the lid with a ...  Read the complete review

Here I am writing yet another review for a concealer. Perhaps I should spend less time shopping for concealers to cover my dark circles, and more time sleeping to get rid of them?! I've spent anything up to £25.00 on undereye concealers (Laura Mercier Secret Camoflage) so it's always nice to come across one that promises to work just as well at only a fraction of the cost. That's where Rimmels "Recover" comes into it - I was away for the weekend and had forgotten to bring my regular concealer and so had to make a quick trip to Superdrug to find a cheap replacement and at £3.99 or so a tube I decided to give it a try. Rimmels "Recover" ...  Read the complete review

Firstly, I love makeup. Secondly, my skin is questionable at best. Sometimes I need a little extra help to cover the late night induced dark circles, and the untimely pimples. I have always used rimmel concealer. There is no need to pay extortionate amounts of money for a concealer, this little beauty does the job perfectly. The tube contains 5ml, has a bright pink cap, and a clear tube, and is labelled as giving medium coverage, although I think it gives full coverage. Rimmel recover is an *anti fatigue* concealer. It completely covers up signs of tiredness, making you look fresh and perky. This ...  Read the complete review

I own so many concealers and have struggled for a while to find pne that I like, and also that agrees with my skin. I bought this one a while back and it cost me 3.99 from superdrug which is a good price for a cocnealer, considering that some of them can be anything up to thirty quid! The packaging is simple with its clear tube and pink lid and the applicator is soft and spongey which makes the conealer go further and goes on well. This concealer is an anti fatigue concealer, so really meant for dark circles and shadows on the face than spots and pimples but it does work on these as well. The liquid concealer is quite thick, so gives full coverage. You only need a tiny ...  Read the complete review

I bought this a couple of days ago and am still unsure about it. Application is easy, although too much can look a bit tacky. The spongy applicator makes it easy to direct but I keep worrying about it getting clogged up with bacteria, so I tend to put a blob on my finger and then apply. It has an ideal consistency, but is a tiny bit sparkly, so doesn't work well if you're going to be in bright light all day, you'll just look you fell face first into a glitter tray! When applied after the recover foundation by Rimmel it looks good...presumably because they are by the same brand. Price wise it's a bit of a con. I paid £5.33 for this tiny ...  Read the complete review