Category: Concealers
Brand: Wet N Wild
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enragedMuesli4
I love this product for the reasonable price and for how practical it is.
This is not the best concealer or corrector out there but it gets the job done if you have a good base. I find that if my base is not good, this product can enhance any problems you have such as texture or pimples and lines etc.
The concealer is a bit too orange but it covers dark circles well. Warning: It creases like CRAZY if you do not set it.
The most amazing part and the thing that keeps me going back to this is the highlighter! I just love it so so much! I wish they did one where the entire thing was just the silver highlighter! It looks better than any other highlighter in the price range. I just feel so dull without it. It is not blinding but perfectly in between sheer and crazy. You can build it up as well.
peskyHare1
I love this.I have dark circles under my eyes and scars around my right eye from a car accident yeàrs ago.The yellow covered the darkness and I combined green and yellow for the scars.I tried the white as a highlighter, I did not like it. To be fair I am not really into using highlighter. This product replaced my cover stick.
wearyRelish7
This color corrector is terrible. The color does not correct anything because the product doesn’t stay where you put it. If you put on a thick layer, it may technically “cover” the spot but then it is green or purple or yellow. When you put concealer or foundation over the colored product to try to make it look natural on your face, it will rub away into nothing no matter how much careful you are, so the original spot shows as if you had never applied the color corrector. If you can get it to actually stay, it will probably break you out, like it did to me.
I was looking for some WnW products to purchase for a CVS Rewards Bucks promotion last year, and I’m so annoyed this is what I picked up. I can’t believe how bad it is! I tried it for 3-4 days straight when I first got it, found out it broke me out, so I put it away for over 6 months. A terrific youtube video yesterday by Caroline Barnes on covering acne spots inspired me to try her technique — it involved using concealer brush to apply a pro version of green corrector, then covering it with a light layer of foundation or concealer. It worked awesome in the video so I decided to use this product again, and it pissed me off so much that I had to write this review. I’m tossing it in the garbage now.
mereSnail2
Have worn this only once and everything looked great. I was put off by the strength of the greens and purples at first, but my dampened (and squeezed, so it expands) real techniques sponge blended it out to the point of looking natural. (only the green, purple was still a bit visible). I used very little product because I had general flushing and tones to correct instead of dark spots. The white is a bit too sparkly for my taste but looked pretty good as a highlight (though the glitter shows up when examined up close and I do not like that). I used it on my cheekbones, concentrating on the outer parts of my face. Another dab went on the tip of my nose. (avoid the middle part of your face otherwise, if you’re oily like me).
The yellow blended out beautifully. Whether this was because I am east asian or no I’m not sure.
aloofWeaver9
UPDATE: I decided that I needed a medium orange. an SA showed me how to apply LA girl pro conceal (in a tube). Only a little is needed as it’s very pigmented. I also got medium yellow. If you find the solid form of this too waxy or stiff, and if you are at least as dark as me, then LA girl pro conceal might be an option. Since I am new to color correction (purple, green, orange, yellow) , I wanted to start cheap.
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I am NC 30-35, Asian olive skin with yellow undertones. I have Cinema secrets corrector palette #2 ( reviewed under CS foundation palette). I wanted to experiment with covering some older dark spots (from laser which need a straight yellow). I didn’t want to wait to order a pot of ben nye, so I went to pick up WnW corrector wheel along with WnW setting spray. For my purposes, WnW corrector is very good. I applied both yellow and green by themselves. Cakiness was avoided when applied sparingly and gently buffed out with my Sigma angled kabuki or if moistened by Cinema secrets moisture spray or equivalent. (CS recommends the use of CS moisture spray with foundation and I use it with correctors) I am prone to hives and milia and this did not irritate.
For 4 usd I did not have super high expectations, but this performed well irrespective of price. If you are unsure whether you want to try a corrector, this is an inexpensive way to try several colors. For those who want to a liquid corrector (not this product) in one shade, perhaps a nice inexpensive option is LA girl (I have not tried LA girl, but I have read some decent reviews). IMO, these shades seem like they would be easiest to blend with a yellow or olive complexion. However, I am relatively new to correctors and do not know the optimal way to blend for lighter skin tones.
Note: the lavender shade brings my skin closer to neutral beige. The white highlighter has some sparkle (I am generally a Demi matte person). I would have preferred the highlighter without sparkle, but that is just me. I agree with reviewers below that a red or orange corrector would have been nice instead of the highlighter. In textural comparison to CS, both have a workable waxy sensation if you scoop with your finger, but it’s not waxy on the face when applied sparingly). When you touch your face after setting, there should be no transfer. If you like CS texture, this will be easy to work into the skin. Colorwise, the CS corrector palette does not have bright colors and is much lighter than it appears in the stock photo. So the CS would be ideal for people who don’t want to fuss too much and/or who don’t need straight green or yellow.
Ingredients from the WnW site:
Propylheptyl Caprylate, Cetyl Ethylhexanoate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Methyl
Methacrylate Crosspolymer, Silica, Kaolin, Ozokerite, Microcrystalline Wax/Cire microcristalline, Nylon-12, Synthetic Beeswax, Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax/Cire de carnauba, Euphorbia Cerifera (Candelilla) Wax/Cire de candelilla, Phytosteryl Macadamiate, Phenoxyethanol, Sorbic Acid, Allantoin, Lecithin, Propylene Glycol Stearate, Tocopherol, Polysorbate 20, Propylene Glycol Laurate, Sorbitan Laurate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Blue 1 Lake/CI 42090, Carmine/CI 75470, Iron Oxides/CI 77491, CI 77492, Mica, Titanium Dioxide/CI 77891, Yellow 5 Lake/CI 19140 – See more at:
solemnPie7
Ok this is a product I’ve loved and hated, and therefore put off reviewing for ages.
On the one hand, it’s a corrective color wheel concealer, from the drugstore, for a very reasonable price (I think I paid around $5 for mine). But, the pigmentation is all over the place. The yellow is perfectly find, but the green is one of the greenist correcting products I’ve ever used. If I blend it out so that foundation or concealer covers the green, it doesn’t help much with redness I’m trying to cover and is basically useless. Apply enough so that it cancels out the redness and I haven’t found a product that will cover the green without using so much that it looks like I just plopped half a container of product on my face on one spot. The green is also a bit thicker and more difficult to work with, at least in my experience.
I tend to use yellow to cover redness. I know, green is supposed to be the one to use. But for me, yellow products work much better with less product and the final result is more natural. So, I mostly only use the yellow from this palette. It applies very smoothly and does a great job of helping with redness from acne and around my nose, and the dark circles under my eyes, plus acne scars and the like. A bit of foundation over it totally masks the yellow.
I haven’t used the purple, but I think it would be like the yellow, as far as how it blends and the sheerness.
The highlighter didn’t impress me at first, but now I use it occasionally. It’s fine, I guess. A little too sparkly for my tastes, even with some blending, but I put a little powder over it and it helps tone it down. I wish they’d given us an orange-y concealer instead of highlighter, though.
My biggest complaint is that the only way I’ve made this work is by using my fingers. I’ve tried brushes and sponges, and they just didn’t work at all. The product either didn’t go on evenly, went on too heavily, or became very streaky and wouldn’t blend out. I hate using my fingers for face products, but that’s personal preference.
Overall, I think it’s worth picking this up and trying it out, but I’m not 100% sure I’ll buy another when I’ve finished this one, because the only color that works well for me is the yellow. I think I’ll probably just look for a yellow concealer.
debonairCow2
Love how green covers my redness spots! Other products r too strong but this one can blend well!!
debonairCaviar8
I have read all the negative reviews, but I actually love this product. I have eye bags that are brown/purple, and I use the yellow on my under eye after primer but before foundation. I swirl my finger in the product, then I pat it all over my under eye, I don’t swipe at all, that makes it clumpy. I do: Tarte Clean Slate Poreless 12hr perfecting primer, the yellow color in this wheel, then Mac Studio FIX Fluid foundation in NC2O, then Maybelline Fit me Concealer in #10, and my bags are non existent.
I’ve been looking for something to make me bags go away for so long! Usually I can see the brown underneath, and with this, I cannot!
I haven’t used the white, green, or purple yet. I can’t comment on those. I bought this palette for under eye circles and it works perfectly for that! Thank goodness I found something that works that is so affordable! xo
alertWigeon1
This corrective pallete from Wet ‘n’ Wild was something that I really was hoping would correct the redness on my face as well as the sun spots. It really does neither.
The texture is rather thick since it comes in a solid format. This made blend ability difficult. What I also noticed was that it left a ghost like cast in my complexion,hardly a natural appearance. The finish was rather opaque, further contributing to the washed out look .
Extremely disappointed.
gleefulIcecream3
This wasn’t that great. It’s not very easy to spread, and fades away after a while.