Benefit "Fake Up" concealer

I'm back!

It has literally been forever since I've last posted and today I'm blogging about a new concealer that has made it's way onto the market. It's Benefits new concealer called "Fake Up" which is $24.00 at Sephora. 

I was in the market for a new concealer because my other ones were becoming to light because summer is around the corner and I am getting tanner. I had my mind set on the Benefit concealer "Erase Paste," until I ran into the "Fake Up" concealer. What really caught my eye on this new concealer was the fact it claims to be a "Crease-Control HYDRATING concealer." My under eye area is very dry and sometimes concealer can cake up and look really bad so the fact it claimed to be "hydrating" had me sold.

I've been using Benefits "Fake Up" concealer for the last week and I have fallen in love and it has become my favorite concealer. I have prominent dark under eye circles and this stuff covers them flawessly. The blend-ability of this concealer is amazing, it blends into your skin like butter and I think it has something to do the hydrating properties this concealer has which is Vitamin E and apple seed extract. Unfortunately, I do have issues with the "Fake Up" concealer creasing when I don't set it but that is not a deal breaker for me. 

I have literally fallen in love with Benefits "Fake up." And I will continue to repurchase this product because I find it that extraordinary.

Shade: Medium

Quick Overview:

PROS:

• Lightweight
• Hydrating
• Blend-ability
• Flawless
• Natural
• Conceals darkness

CONS:

• Creases 
• Price

Would I repurchase this product?: YES

Would I recommend this product to a friend?: YES
When to wear this product?: ANYTIME

Random Facts about "Fake Up":

• Comes in 3 different shades; light, medium and dark
• Stick-form
• Outer layer (white) is the Vitamin E and apple seed extract 
• Inner layer (darker) is the actual color and concealer
• Paraben-free
• Can purchase at Sephora, Ulta or Benefit's website ($24.00)