Natasha Denona Hy-Glam Concealer - R5

It provides a full-coverage, luminous matte finish that looks like skin, offering an airbrushed effect without being flat.

Yes, it is. The formula contains texture-perfecting microspheres that create a soft-focus finish to blur the appearance of fine lines, and active ingredients work over time to smooth them.

Absolutely. Its wide range of hues and blendable formula make it versatile for correcting skin discoloration, concealing imperfections, highlighting key areas, and contouring the face.

The Natasha Denona Hy-Glam Concealer features a silky, long-lasting, and transfer-proof texture designed to take your makeup from day to night with ease.

It's infused with high-tech active ingredients that not only camouflage imperfections instantly but also work over time to visibly enhance the skin’s radiance and smooth fine lines, offering benefits beyond typical concealment.

Yes, its luminous matte finish helps to control shine, and it's suitable for all skin types, including oily skin. Setting with a powder can enhance its longevity on oilier areas.

Ensure your skin is well-hydrated before application. Apply a smaller amount of product and blend thoroughly. Use tapping motions rather than swiping. If it still settles, try patting with a damp sponge after application to remove excess.

Make sure to apply to clean, moisturized skin. For increased longevity, lightly set with a translucent powder, especially in areas prone to creasing or oiliness. Avoid touching your face excessively.

The extensive shade range means it's crucial to find the right undertone. For concealing, choose a shade that closely matches your foundation. For brightening, go one shade lighter. If you're between shades, consider mixing two for a custom match or trying a different undertone (e.g., neutral vs. yellow).

The formula is featherlight, so a little goes a long way for full coverage. Try using an even smaller amount and blending it out thinly. Warm the product slightly on the back of your hand before applying to make it more pliable.