i hate this for color correcting blemishes, but i've heard some people mention they have some success mixing it into some moisturizer and applying it all over to eliminate generalized redness. i think that's a great idea. i'm on board with that. i will always be on board w girls innovating w their useless makeup and macgyvering something they can actually benefit from. i do the same thing. but i don't mix this in with moisturizer.yall, this is like the blue mixer of concealers [albeit w a strong white base, YMMV]. the other concealers in this line that are supposed to be skin toned oxidize super orange and aren't wearable for me anywhere but under my eyes. BUT THIS. THIS IS AMAZING. i mix a small amount of this with some of my orange concealer and it makes it sooo neutrally beige. also lightens it a bit. and it doesn't look green at all if you mix the right ratios; honestly even if you add a little too much green sometimes the orange evens it out as it oxidizes and warms up. high maintenance? yep. i don't recommend doing this if you don't love the formula of NYX concealers, or can already find your shade in another brand's line. but if you're like me and ur dumb and u live overseas but went back home to visit and bought four tubes of one shade to stock up thinking they were another, or found the shade u wanted intially on a website in your current country later on and bought it thinking it might be a better match but it was STILL too orange so now you're stuck with 5 tubes of unusable concealer and one tube of unused green corrector, NOW U GOT OPTIONS.i would imagine this could also be combined with other lines of tube concealers if you really enjoy another formula but cant get the depth/undertone to work for you. i'm hoping i can try other lines after i move back home and find a better match, but if i can't, i'm gonna teach myself how to mix green directly into the orange tube because the color match is so frickin great.hope this helps someone else out there!update: this mixes directly into other concealer tubes fantastically if you remove the stopper of the skin toned concealer first. the concealer will become super messy to use without the stopper though, so i recommend trying to remove it carefully and reinserting after the colors have been well-mixed if you still have a lot of product to get thru :)

I LOVE this concealer! I've done color correction on others back when I worked as a makeup artist. I had never used it on myself, because I had perfect skin up til just this year. For reference I'm 32, very fair and cool, with normal/dry skin, slightly textured around my cheeks and almost no wrinkles. In the last few years the skin across my cheeks and nose has taken on a pink color, despite rigorous sunscreen use. I came to the conclusion that I might benefit from a color corrector. I tried a few green primers with no luck, be it from the drugstore or the department store. They just weren't a strong enough green to handle my slightly pink areas. After looking around at a few different green concealers, I chose this one, as I'm never disappointed with NYX. They are the king of drugstore makeup. This stuff is a strong mint green color, so I was fairly certain it would tackle my skin woe. And does it ever! I apply this before I use my foundation using the doe foot wand to dot a tiny bit across my pink areas. I blend very well using a small concealer brush, but I use my fingers in a patting motion to thin it out and really melt it into my skin. The texture of this stuff is fantastic, thick but not so much I can't blend it out; spreads very easy. My foundation glides right over it and completely covers the green, and my foundation is a sheer to medium formula. This gives me doll skin, which I thought I'd never achieve in my life ever again. If you're searching for a product that actually covers any redness, look no further. You have found it. I will never be without this again!

Very very hard to blend. But good coverage greats for women with Rosacea. I just it on my mother who suffers from chronic rosacea I use this product to neutralize the redness. But it is hard to blend. I believe this is a dupe for the Lancôme green color corrector ($35) vs 5 or 6$

Bought this because I was on a budget & had used NYX products before with no issues. The product doesn't blend into the skin well at ALL, & I had to put 3 layers of foundation over the areas until the green stopped showing through. After this, I will gladly spend the extra money on the L'Oreal Magic Skin Beautifier green BB Cream like I always had in the past. What a waste of money.

Background: I've rosacea and few hormonal blemishes from time to time.I bought this concealer to color correct the redness on my cheeks from rosacea and for a few blemishes. I can't use this to either of these problems.But I've to tell that not all the shades from this concealer have the same formula. The problems that I had with the green aren't the same as the other colors.This concealer is so pigmented and it doesn't let you blend the product at all and you end up having a green patch on your skin which looks much worst that the redness. Besides being very difficult to blend this product with a brush or beauty blender, it becomes patchy and drying and when you apply foundation or concealer on top the product will grab on the concealer and it'd look horrible as well.And because I had such hard time blending this, I end up with areas that the redness would still be very visible and others that look patchy etc.