I don't know if you can tell but I have concealer on this eye and not concealer on this eye because I am testing out Which shade of the hourglass concealer best suits you and me? So far I have the shade sepia on this eye and I'm about to place Cotton on the right and we're gonna blend it out and see which one's better This shade is definitely a lot lighter, but it blends out like a dream just like the other side did I love the lighter Concealer because it has more of a brightening effect as you can see right here Compared to a shade darker. I definitely recommend getting either of these It's definitely your personal preference, but I would recommend the concealer

Girls if I had a daughter, these are the products that I would make her use if she wanted to wear makeup These are my tried-and-true Never do me wrong Makeup products that has turned me into the dream girl that I always wanted to be when I was a little girl Number one if you have lived a day without hourglass concealer, I'm not even gonna tell you why it's good I'm gonna show you look at this side compared to this side. Are you kidding me?

Okay girls, when I saw this picture for the first time, my jaw literally dropped. At first, I was convinced this was Photoshop. How can something look that flawless? I still bought it anyways, obviously. It was the best decision of my life and I'm about to show you why. I'm gonna blend this out on one side and you're gonna see how insane of a product this is. I am so obsessed. There's no beauty filter on, there's not one crease. I wear this all day long and it just stays perfectly airbrushed like this. Look at the difference. Every single girl needs this concealer.

Hey y'all, let's try out a new product today. This one is by Hourglass. It's called the Spanish Airbrush Concealer. I loved it. You can see I popped on a little bit of base first. The coverage is amazing. It's super long-wearing. She a little thick so you don't need a lot. I set with a little bit of powder and voila. Wow, I love it.

This hourglass concealer is my absolute favorite and I'm going to show you how little you need to make your under eyes so bright. I'm using the shade cotton and you can just do three tiny little dabs. I like to use a wet sponge with it but look it's not cakey. You can see how bright this under eye is compared to this one and I barely used anything and if you use less it won't crease at all. Okay here's both eyes done. It's amazing on blemishes. You have to try this.

I love hourglass products. So I'm really, really, really hoping, hoping, hoping that this hourglass vanish concealer is gonna be on the top of my list. So let's give it a try. I picked it up in the shade cotton, which is a, it's like fair, warm, or yellow toned. So I have this weird thing. I think you can see it right there. I'm hoping to cover that up. I'm gonna let it sit for a second. Let's blend it out. I'm gonna use my fingers first. I'm gonna go back in with my beauty blender into these other spots. Blends out so easily. Do we have a new favorite concealer?

Hey everyone! Today I'd like to talk about the Hourglass concealer in the shade Cotton. So this liquid concealer is very lightweight and it gives you a flawless finish. What I like to do is apply two little dabs and then use the sponge to really just blend it out and cover up any dark circles and fine lines, giving you a beautiful finish.

concealer and this is in the shade cotton. You only need a little bit of this and it goes a really long way. I have super dark circles so it's really hard for me to find a concealer that actually covers them and this one does the job perfectly. And again I am just blending it with the same beauty blender. I love a bright under eye so love love love this concealer like look at that. And again very lightweight and also very long lasting.

my first time using the hourglass I'm airbrushed concealer in the shade cotton I ordered the lightest shade because I'm pretty fair so let's see what it looks like I will say kind of has a fragrant smell but I don't know how much to put but whenever I see people do it I see them do like this much so I guess we'll start there and I love love love the hourglass veil translucent setting powder and I also have some of their like I forget what they're called like starlight palettes or something like that whoa no way that's a good concealer and I've had my fair share of concealers being a pageant girl hello natural oh my gosh I love this it's a little bit more expensive for a concealer but so worth it look how natural that looks I'm impressed love literally love

Hourglass Vanish Airbrush Concealer in Cotton. Let's see if it flips or if it flubs. I'm hoping because it says airbrush finish that it'll give, you know, a lighter coverage but also do the trick. Don't hate on me for using the finger pad. Little goes a long way. First thoughts, it feels really hydrating. Concealers tend to really kind of cake up under my eyes because it gets so dry. I'm gonna go and put the rest of my makeup on and come back and give you the results. It did set a little bit underneath even with the setting powder. I feel like it also had an interesting time trying to mix with some of the other makeup. Overall, I'm gonna give it a 7.5 out of 10, so we'll say it flips.

Today I have Hourglass Vanish Airbrush Concealer in the shade Cotton. This is a full coverage, waterproof, crease resistant concealer. It has this kind of flat leaf shaped doe foot applicator. This is intense pigment, a little goes a long way. And I found a concealer brush actually gave me the very best result. There are powders built into this formula you don't necessarily need to set. And if you have dry under eyes, I recommend using a really hydrating eye cream first. For me it's amazing coverage, but it's too drying for my dry under eyes to use everyday, though I'd use it as a spot concealer. And if you're looking for full coverage and have normal to oily under eyes, I think you'd love it.

Video Review of #HOURGLASS Vanish Airbrush Concealer by Dana Ghazawneh

Video Review of #HOURGLASS Vanish Airbrush Concealer by Dana Ghazawneh