Multitasking Powder Concealer SPF 20

I was disappointed at first when I tried this product. I thought that I would work as well as my Chanel concealer but it didn't. I almost gave up untile I realized that I was applying it as if it were a creamy concealer. And it doesn't work that way. This is best application technique that worked for me: Dab a good amount of the product directly on your dark spots or problem areas. Pat it down and lightly blend. Don't completely blend it in. You want to have a lot of the bisque on the dark spots and yes it will look like you have white patches on your face. Then use the foundation all over your face and just buff the foundatioin on as usual. The bisque will blend right in but still provide coverage under the foundation. The white patches will disappear and your skin should be nearly flawless now. Sometimes, I will follow up with more bisque if I overblended and the dark spots are showing through again. But remember that since the foundation is already on, the second application of bisque will require that you blend it in until it covers but matches the rest of your make up. Do not leave white patches. In addition to touching up the overblended areas... I also use it under the arc of my eyebrow, inner corners of my eyes, on the bridge of my nose as a highlighter. When you're done, set your creation with mineral veil. It will pull everything together. Bottom line is, it does works very well. You just have to keep trying since it is very different from the creamy/liquid stuff.