IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Redness Full Coverage Color Correcting Cream - Redness Neutralizing Tinted Face Moisturizer, 12HR Hydration, Hyaluronic Acid, Aloe, Colloidal Oatmeal, Rosacea Skin - 0.37 fl oz

Ladies and gents, it's worth the price. Compared to your average drugstore liquid concealer, this blows them out of the water. I don't regret spending this much on it because it blends seamlessly into my fair skin with cool/neutral undertones (for the record, I got the ****PORCELAIN BEIGE**** shade). I'm a 42 year old female Caucasian with light blonde hair (9NA) and green eyes. It's always hard for me to find matching skin shades because a lot of products stick to mostly warm undertones (yellow/orange base tones, etc.) vs. my cool pinkish undertones. This blends beautifully, especially with a good dense small to medium concealer blending brunch (you can get them cheap on Amazon, even in 3 packs with varying sizes, and I HIGHLY recommend using them if you aren't already -- makes a huge difference in how good your concealers and foundations will look and wear). This doesn't settle into fine lines as noticably as most concealers. It really does cover imperfections quite well too. It's long lasting and provides a creamy texture that doesn't feel heavy on your skin. It's also a good balance of matte/satin finish. It's opaque and not illuminating (in terms of any reflective particles being added for shimmer), but this is what I want because as we age, those shimmering products can actually draw more attention to the appearance of fine lines and pores. I find matte and/or satin finish are much more anti-aging. Also, a little goes a LONG way with this formula. I'm being serious here. Start with just the tiniest amount on your concealer brush and see how far it goes for your desired look before adding more. You'll be surprised at how much the smallest amount covers! This little jar can last a loooong time. It's also a reasonable size for carrying in your purse. Like most concealers, this is buildable depending on your need for coverage. It can be used more heavily for darker imperfections or more lightly/sheer for very subtle coverage. BONUS: You can also spread it out sparingly with a moist beauty blender or Kabuki brush over your entire face and use it as a foundation. If you do this, I'd recommend you start with a tiny amount of the product and blend it out very thin/sheer. See how you like it that way first. It's always easier to add more than it is to wipe a thick coat off your face and start over. I misplaced my jar of this recently, but I love it so much it's worth splurging again to replace it. If you're on the fence, I'd say go for it! Just make sure you're choosing the right shade level (light to dark) and undertone (warm, neutral or cool) that will best match your skin. I realize this probably goes without saying, but some folks aren't familiar with what their undertones are and that makes it much more difficult to find matching and flattering makeup, hair color, clothes, and even jewelry. So if you aren't familiar with what color "seasons" (palettes) flatter you most, I'd recommend doing a search for it online. Quick tip: Look at the veins on your inner wrist. Then match them to one of these options: -If they look blue and silver jewelry is more flattering on you than gold, then you have cool undertones. -If they look blue/green (teal, basically) and both silver and gold jewelry is flattering on you, you have neutral undertones. Rejoice! This provides more product options. -If they look slightly green or olive and you look best in gold jewelry, then you have warm undertones. Now that you know which undertone you have, you can run over to Google and look up what color season (palette) looks most stunning on you. And trust me, it makes a HUUUUUUUGE difference. You can look absolutely stunning in some colors that bring out all of your beautiful features with your natural coloring or you can look quite sickly and washed out the next second in the wrong colors. It will just be clashing all-over against your eyes and hair color, skin, etc. When you're wearing the wrong undertone via clothes, hair color, makeup, whatever else, something just doesn't look quite right and your other natural coloring doesn't "pop" like it will with the right colors. Again, trust me, it's definitely worth looking up what your best color palettes are based on your undertone! 😉 I hope this info helped you. Have a great day!

This product is amazing! I have very mild redness from typically aging skin, on my cheeks & nose. I’ve tried multiple products that either settled into my lines, went on too thick, didn’t blend well, or broke me out. This blends will with my skin tone, covers easily and doesn’t settle. It is very light textured as well. It is pricey but a little goes a long way! I wish it came in a tube bc it is difficult to get out of the jar with your finger. I tried using a makeup brush but it was hard to control the amount that way. I ended up lightly dabbing a q tip into it and applying it in dots to the desired area, then blending with the brush. Works perfectly. If I didn’t already love the foundation I use all over my face, I could easily use this as foundation. Buy it. You won’t regret it.

Wow! I’m perpetually red with fair/light neutral toned skin and this covered so evenly without looking or feeling heavy. I used La Roche Posay sunscreen under, a little Laura Geller mineral power foundation, IT under eye corrector, and a setting spray. With my 40+ skin, I typically have issues with settling in pores and fine lines and did not have any of that with this stuff! The lightest shade is a great match for my skin, not too fair and a nice neutral shade. I find I’m often in between fair and light, so I was pleasantly surprised in how well it matches! Looks darker than expected in the jar, but a little goes a long way and it wasn’t dark when blended. Packaging was in perfect condition and jar had the protective inner lid intact. This tiny jar will last a long time, but I’ll 100% be reordering when I run out. This is the Holy Grail product I didn’t know I was looking for!

This product is really small for the price and it’s not exactly filled to the top but a little does go a long way. It has good coverage and can be applied like a face cream which is really convenient for days you want a quick simple makeup look.

50 years old, normal to dry skin with occasional rosacea. This is the only cream that helps hide the redness. I only use it for special occasions so I can't give any feedback on daily use, but it is my favorite go to for weddings and date nights.

I deal with rosechea flare ups (redness on my cheeks, nose, and chin from inflammation) pretty regularly. The coverage is more than your average color corrector that I will give kudos for. The product look great for the first 15 min but after an hour and I tested it by going on a jog you can see bits of pink staring to peek through. Conclusion I would wear this with primer and under foundation. This helped my redness, but did not provide coverage completely. For reference I chose the color Neutral. I was concerned when the cream looked pretty dark in the jar but adjusted to my lighter skin nicely. My skin tone is 410 for Loreal Infalliable Foundation and "Don" for Estee Lauder Maximum Coverage.

I'll admit that the advertising for this product is a little misleading. My biggest gripe is that they say you can use this to achieve full coverage, but I strongly disagree with this claim. It may be possible, but in my mind this isn't really meant to be a typical foundation. It's more a type of color correcting skincare. The biggest tell-tale is the amount of product you get. It's only .34 oz of product. Most true foundations are around 1 fluid ounce. What this says to me is that a little goes a long way, and it DOES, depending on how you use it. I have extremely fair skin that is on the oily side. I'm typically the lightest shade in every foundation out there. When I saw this product in porcelain beige, I thought there was no way it would match me. It's definitely dark in the jar, but surprisingly it blends in with my skin just fine. However, I use a VERY tiny amount. Most days I don't wear any makeup, especially if I'm just staying at home for the day. So I focus more on skincare rather than makeup. But I am extremely pale with some areas of hyperpigmentation and like products that just even out my skintone. I've used tinted sunscreen and tinted moisturizes, some of which are fine, but some "tinted" moisturizers are straight up foundations with the amount of coverage they give. In my case I don't want coverage. I just want to even out the tone without it looking like I'm wearing any makeup. Of all the things I've tried, this product is the BEST at doing exactly what I want. I can use whatever skincare I want and then just layer this on top. In the morning I cleanse, tone, apply serum, moisturizer, and an SPF if I plan to go out. Then I take a VERY small amount of this (pea sized) and apply using my fingers (think skincare, not makeup). The end result is perfectly even tone and is instantly mattifying. I could also see this working as a base for applying lighter coverage foundations when applied the same way. This will even out your face enough so that you don't need to apply so much foundation to cover up redness and discoloration. I don't see this product working to conceal texture (dry patches, acne, etc), but it will likely do a good job at minimizing the redness. For me this is a perfect product for everyday use when going for a minimal "no makeup" look. It makes me look healthier and less of a ghost with splotchy red patches.

I just bought a second one as the first was defective. I WAS SENT THE SAME BATCH OF ORANGE SEPARATING GUNK. Literally 0 stars I’m so disappointed. You should not be selling bad makeup products. First one: It’s spilled all over the inside of the lid. The color is like a sweet potato and I bought porcelain beige. The safety seal white lid is on so tight I cannot even open it. Looks like a type of separation is happening on the lid from color to a clear discharge.