Gem and Jo Review L'Oréal True Match La Touche Magique

Well the names of products just keep getting longer...Honestly why do companies feel the need to have about 6 names on things, keep it simple folks.

This concealer is magical, which is great because the word magique is in the name, it would be a little awkward if it was crap. But we are here to tell you it is most definitely not crap, in fact whatever the opposite of crap is, that is what this concealer is.

The full name of the concealer is L'Oréal Paris True Match La Touche Magique: Anti-Fatigue Illuminating Concealer. That is a mouth full. However it does exactly what it says on the tin, it illuminates wonderfully and there is definitely an element of anti-fatigue to it. Now when it comes to highlighting and concealing the under-eye area, Gem finds it quite hard to find a concealer that is bright enough. We all know how pale Gem is, so finding a light enough foundation is hard, nevermind finding a concealer that's lighter than that foundation. But in swoops L'Oréal to the rescue, this concealer is plenty bright enough to satisfy Gem's needs and works just as well for Jo.

The consistency of the concealer is lovely too, great coverage and hardly any creasing. Which is important when it comes to under-eye concealing. So an all round good one? Eh, maybe not...

The one thing about this product is the packaging, twisty-dispenser products are just not our favourite. Anyone else feel like it has hardly any product inside? You just twist for hours and nothing appears. Especially when you first purchase it, it seems like you've twisted for generations and then finally it pops out all over your hand and you waste tons of it.... that's the stuff makeup nightmares are made of. However, that is our only negative comment about this product, it seems to be a genuinely good concealer.

Out of 10? a strong 7.5
Would we recommend it? Yes, especially to the gingers and other pale people out there!

Have you tried this concealer? Let us know in the comments!

Until next time,