Beauty
BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector
BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector has been and still is one of my staple concealers in my makeup bag and I don’t think I would ever be tempted to part with it!
Developed to disguise discolouration, the Backlight Colour Correctors are to me, the next generation of concealer!
There are a number of shades on offer!
You can choose Violet for dullness/yellow tones, Peach for dark circles and brown spots.
Papaya for deep blue/green toned shadows and Pistachio for redness.
As many of you know, I suffer with facial redness so I opted for the Pistachio shade and I haven’t looked back since!
For me, the product is like a like pot of magic!
It erases my redness with one swipe and I really don’t need a lot of the product to get a flawless finish on my skin.
The BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Correctors are packed with neutralising, luminising pigments that disguise any imperfections on your skin.
It’s so creamy to the touch and the product blends really easily and once it’s on my skin it doesn’t budge!
It allows me to cover the redness I don’t want people to see and without having to pile lots of foundation on top.
This clever corrector wasn’t irritating on my skin, because if you are a regular reading my posts you’ll know I have super sensitive skin too!
How To Apply BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector
- On cleansed and moisturised skin, lightly pat onto areas of your skin that concern you.
- If that’s under your eyes you can layer with BECCAs Under Eye Brightening Corrector and Concealer.
- Otherwise follow with your favourite concealer and foundation.
Would I recommend this concealer?
- Definitely, if you have high colour this is worth a try.
- You don’t need to use much of the product at any one time so the pot lasts for ages.
- It didn’t irritate my skin, so if you have sensitive skin it’s also worth trying out for yourself.
Where To Buy BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector
If you suffer with facial redness and find yourself layering makeup onto your skin to try and cover it, try the BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector in Pistachio, it might mean fewer layers of makeup and less money spent for you!
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