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Clinique : Perfectly Real Makeup

Brand: Clinique

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subhuman

May 8, 2010

Pros:

-gentle
-basic
-good for acne prone and sensitive skin
-long wear
-doesn't transfer easily
-good coverage
-easy to apply
-lasts a long time, dependant on how you use it of course

Cons:

-can be a bit drying depending on your skin type
-can't find my exact skin color, so I need a powder over to even things out
-it's a so-so product, nothing really special or great about it

After going through dozens of drugstore brand makeups, due to developing allergic reactions caused by contact dermatitis I decided to invest in more expensive makeup that's known to be less harsh. Lady at the counter recommended this, as well as almost powder compact, and line minimizing under eye concealer. I apply it with my fingers only to blemishes and discoloration. I use a concealor for blemishes that can't be covered with just the foundation as well as for under eye darkness, then finish with the powder for a more even look and to set the makeup. It's worked pretty well so far, though I'm considering shopping around as this can feel a bit too much/heavy at times, and I can't find a perfect match for my skin color. Basically, try it out, especially if you have sensitive skin and are allergic to everything like me.

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