Make Up For Ever HD Invisible Cover Concealer

The magicians over at Make Up For Ever (MUFE) have done it again!  The latest  MUFE  product to give me a case of the “OMG’s” is  HD  Invisible Cover Concealer. This amazingly crease-free (yes, crease-free) concealer is the newest addition to the  MUFE  family of  HD  Complexion products.  

ThisThatBeauty  is a  long  time fan of MUFE….with Smoky Lash being my MUFE  first love:)

Don’t you just hate the appearance of obvious concealer?Well  MUFE  HD  Invisible Concealer satisfies every woman’s desire for a natural looking concealer that does not enhance fine lines and wrinkles.

As someone with minimal under eye darkness, I normally use concealer as an under eye brightener, and not  necessarily  to conceal darkness. I sometimes find that many under eye concealers bring out lines that didn’t exist and make my under eye area look dried out and old. Yuck. Not cute and totally unexceptable for Ms ThisThatBeauty.

MUFE  HD  Invisible Coverage Concealer covers darkness and brightens without settling into fine lines. The coverage is completely natural looking on skin.  

Check out the key ingredients that make this product so amazing:

• Extremely highly concentrated pigments wrapped in amino acids that not only appear invisible on skin but stay atop the outer layer of skin, rather than sinking into pores.  
  
• Sericite  Mica reflects and refracts light to give a soft focus effect to the delicate skin under the eyes.
  
• Fucogel  is used to boost skin’s hydration by repairing the balance of water and retaining moisture though out the day.
  
• Silicone  Elastomeric  Powder gently fills in lines and wrinkles to create a smooth under eye surface.
  

MUFE  HD  Invisible Cover Concealer is is conveniently packaged in a portable tube with a built in applicator made of a soft flexible silicone tip for precise application.

I love that  MUFE  HD  Invisible Cover Concealer comes in 14 shades that range from the lightest to the deepest. When I envision my friends and clients, I cant think of a single person that would not fall into the shade range.