Rimmel London Hide The Blemish Cover Stick Review

I tried out this concealer after noticing it in Farmers the other day, and being immediately drawn to the very pale, almost white tone. As a girl with extremely fair skin I often find it tricky to find products light enough, so I thought I'd give it a go.

The lipstick-style packaging of this concealer makes application super easy. The concealer is really smooth and soft to apply, and is easy to blend into skin. It lasts well throughout the day, and keeps duller areas looking bright and clear.

I have quite sensitive skin, and this gave me no adverse reactions at all. Just good, pretty, coverage! A good wee product.

I love this, the packaging is perfect as it makes is super easy to apply. The formula is smooth, easy to blend, doesn't look 'cakey' and it defiantly hides the blemish. Not only that but it can be used for other purposes such as eye concealer for dark circles and an eye primer. For the price, this is as good as it gets. Definitely worth a go!

This is everything i want in a concealer and the price is right. The consistency is perfect and blends so easily with my skin tone i just lightly dab the edges of where i place it with my fingertip and it's done so quickly. Does a great job of covering blemishes and completely brightens darkness under the eyes, also i have a couple of creases under my eyes which it makes a lot less noticeable. The packaging is great clean & practical, the product lives up to it's claims, definately one of the best concealers i've tried.

I liked the lipstick-style of this concealer, it makes it easy to apply and you can get exactly how much you need, compared to a pump bottle. This concealer goes on well and blends well, and covers redness and uneven tones and under eye shadows, giving skin a more even colour. However, I found that it didn't do a great job at covering acne like it says it should.

This is good for the price but it claims to be for blemishes and under eyes. I only used it for blemishes as it is quite thick and greasy. I found that I could only apply a little bit or it would look too cakey. It covered them well and the lipstick style tube was helpful for on the go touch ups. The formula makes it easy to blend out but you definitely need to set it with a powder.

This creamy concealer stick effectively conceals blemishes, dark circles and other skin imperfections and provides medium to full coverage. It also comes in 5 different shades. The lipstick-like bullet with a twist-up base is easy to use and small enough to fit conveniently into a purse or handbag in case any touch ups are needed.

I try to avoid applying too much concealer in one place as this results in it looking thick and cakey and more likely to crease, especially in the fine lines under the eyes. I choose to use the "less is more" approach when it comes to concealer and try to keep the application minimal, applying it lightly to areas where it's needed most and slowly building the colour up with a small brush, where necessary. After applying this product (and foundation), it needs to be set with a light dusting of translucent powder to prevent it from shifting.

I've been using Rimmel "Hide the Blemish" Concealer on myself for years and it's always covered up any imperfections that I've needed to hide. It's a great, affordable concealer for those in their Teens to mid-thirties or if you have oily skin. I would not recommend this for dry or more mature skins, as it is quite thick and will be more likely to crease, collect in fine lines and wrinkles or look cakey on drier areas of the face. If you have dry or mature skin, rather use a liquid concealer.

This is very creamy and easy to use - great for quickly covering blemishes. The shade range is sadly quite limited, so if you are quite tanned or have darker skin this won't be useful for you.

I have used it on days when I am in a rush as more of a foundation stick rather than for spot concealing which works quite well, though you do use quite a bit of product this way.

For a solid stick formulation I find this to be quite creamy - it does not tend to slide off but I always set with powder to ensure it stays in place.

I would repurchase if I had blemishes that needed covering - I don't find it the best for undereye circles, which is my main use for concealers at present.

I find this to be a pretty good concealer. It's not bad but it's not stand out good. It just does the job. It has a nice creamy consistency and does a pretty good job of covering those spots. I don't like to use it under my eyes as it just feels a bit too heavy there. It is really easy to blend out and it matches my skin really well. I do set it with a powder though as it is so creamy I worry about it slipping during the day.

I like these sort of thick lipstick style of concealers cause I find they cover better. Difficult to find the correct shade for my skin colour and I tested a few of them out in stores before I bought one. It's just a whee bit orangey for my skin so I use it under my foundation.

It does cover spots and blemishes well but can get very cakey very easily. It blends quite easily but I find you do need to set it with a bit of powder or else it shifts on my skin throughout the day.

I was looking for a new concealer and saw this in KMart for about $13.00. I got the Soft Honey shade, my skin is olive complexioned, goes a bit pale in the winter. Handy purse-sized lipstick type tube, just twist up to use. I applied it after moisturising and BB cream. It covered any spots and blemishes very well. For any under-eye circles, I used a light touch and gently patted it in. Covered them well. Light and creamy formula, did not irritate my skin, which can be sensitive at times. This little stick will last a long time. I would re-purchase for covering blemishes and spots, but will use another concealer for the undereye circles, preferably a more liquid one, because I don't like dragging the stick under my eyes.