Tarte shape tape concealer colors skin#
Sometimes a quick spritz of MAC Fix+ after foundation is enough to add some more hydration to my skin under the eyes for this. I have to make sure my face is well primed and slightly dewy (ie not completely matte) otherwise the opaque texture cakes on me.
Tarte shape tape concealer colors full#
This one is full coverage and very opaque. I have found I really like it but there are formulas I like better. This one is among the most popular concealers in the beauty world.
Next is a look at the Tarte Shape Tape Concealer. NARS Natural Radiant Longwear Foundation in Vanuatu (more swatches here).YSL Touche Eclat All in One Glow in B40 (review here).Estee Lauder Double Wear Nude in 3W1 Tawny (more swatches here).NARS Velvet Matte Skin Tint in Groenland and St.Tarte Shape Tape Matte Foundation in Medium Sand.Tarte Shape Tape Hydrating Foundation in Medium Sand.If you use a tinted powder it helps even everything out more. Below I have one layer blended all over the face. You can definitely layer for more coverage. Lipstick worn is Pat McGrath Labs LuxeTrance Sextrology. This being said I am going to hold onto it and retest in the summer.īare skin vs both formulas on the face without any powder/concealer added. For me it worked best with the Laura Mercier Oil-Free primer but I still wasn’t a fan of the finish and felt it looked cakey and creased around my smile lines and forehead. It was like applying matte on top of matte and looked like sand paper. It didn’t work with the Tarte primer for me. I did try with some oil-free primers since the formula is oil-free as well and was able to get it to work well with the Laura Mercier Oil-Free Primer and it did ok with the Tatcha Silk Canvas. It emphasized texture, it looked extremely flat and it did not work well with my moisturizer or base routine. I found the coverage and finish was always patchy. The Shape Tape Matte Foundation did not work for me. Since I have normal combo skin it can get a little dewy looking after a few hours so a couple touch ups were definitely needed, but otherwise it lasts all day on me without fading or budging. I found it worked well over a variety of primers. It has some plumping ingredients which I found did seem to make the face look smoother than normal and minimized fine lines. It’s medium in coverage with a smooth glowy finish. I would have preferred a formula that is in the middle of hydrating and matte, but out of the two I prefer the Hydrating Foundation one by far. The Matte version runs a lot lighter but it worked out for me as it oxidizes and warms up on the skin after application. The colors in each formula are the same name but the shades are slightly different.
These come with a large sponge tip applicator like the concealer. Up first is a look at the Tarte Shape Tape Hydrating and Matte Foundations. My concealer shades are Light Medium and Medium. My shades in the foundation are Medium Sand. I also picked up the Quickie Blending Sponge to test out and today I’ll add some thoughts on a few primers from the brand as well. So many of you have asked for a review of the foundations so I stopped by my local Ulta and bought both the Shape Tape Hydrating and Shape Tape Matte foundations. I’ve used the Shape Tape Contour Concealer for a few years now in Light-Medium and Medium. By popular request I have a review of some items from the Tarte Shape Tape family.
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