Canmake Stamp Cover Concealer Review

This concealer comes in two shades and 02 is pictured above.

This item is small and is really just a sponge brush with a twist off cap that has concealer on the inside of the cap. The smaller black tube part of the wand is retractable and spring loaded. This means that the amount of product on the brush when capping on and off can be adjusted by using more or less twisting motions. I have to fully twist on and off the cap more than 5 times to cover my acne spotted face. I have a lot of spots and acne. I've read another review saying that it helps reduce the amount of concealer applied. I agree for one reason only because the wand applies product precisely. It doesn't seem like there is much product in the cap but I will reuse the wand for potted concealer.

I love this since I don't have to carry the stuff for my previous methods of applying concealer. I used to carry canmake stretch and cover concealer that comes in a plain tube with doe foot wand and a mini bb cushion sponge applicator I got in a deluxe sample. The stamp concealer is good for me since I apply normal concealer in the same motion and there's really no difference except that I don't need another applicator to smooth out the product after dabbing and working it into the skin.

I love makeup that applies quickly and can take on the go since I commute every day now. 

The concealer itself applies nicely. Coverage is medium. While shade 02 will cover pigmentation, it will not cover redness as well as brown spots. My canmake cover and stretch is better at concealing bumps. Longevity is mediocre to good.

Pros:

 travel friendly

same routine, less steps/items/fuss

Cons:

little product

Repurchase? No. 

 

Test and swatch

Shade 02 before

Shade 02 applied on lower cheek, jawline, chin, and around nose

With foundation on top

Next testing: washing applicator.