spot · layer weight 1

Strategic concealer

Coverage placed only where it is needed.

Layer weight · A film is one continuous layer sitting on the skin. Layer weight is the 0–3 opacity this object adds.

Fit against your current edit

consider · 50 of 52

50 is neutral: nothing known for it, nothing known against it. Everything above and below is listed under the score.

Gives more opacity than you said you wanted.

Evidence · signed weights (they add up to 29)

+50 · Neutral start — Every product type starts here. Above 50 the profile argues for it; below, against.
-17 · Coverage match — Delivers 70 against your appetite of 30.
-4 · Film cost — Every unit of opacity load costs points.

Coverage delivery: 70
Sebum behaviour: 0
Dry flex: 1
Minutes: 2

On the desk

Tower 28 · Swipe Serum ConcealerCurrent$22
RMS Beauty · UnCoverup Cream ConcealerCurrent$38
INIKA Organic · Certified Organic Perfection ConcealerCurrent$34
NARS · Radiant Creamy ConcealerCurrent$32

Named examples · Kosas Revealer · Tower 28 Swipe Serum · RMS UnCoverup

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Rachel Anderson

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