Too Faced Born This Way Super Coverage Concealer - Maple

For concealing, choose a shade that closely matches your foundation. For brightening, select one to two shades lighter. Always test on your jawline or a discrete area of your face in natural light.

While it's a high-coverage product, it's generally too thick to apply as a full face foundation. However, it can be used for targeted full coverage in specific areas or mixed with a moisturizer for a lighter overall tint.

Too Faced products are generally formulated for a wide range of skin types. However, if you have very sensitive skin, it's always recommended to perform a patch test on a small area before full application.

The Too Faced BTW Super Coverage Concealer has a workable consistency, but it does set. For best results, blend immediately after application to ensure a smooth, seamless finish.

It is not recommended to wash the doe-foot applicator as this can introduce water into the product and compromise its formula. Instead, wipe any excess product off the applicator with a clean tissue before returning it to the tube.

Cosmetic products typically have a 'period after opening' (PAO) indicated by a small jar icon with a number and 'M' (e.g., 6M or 12M) on the packaging. This indicates how many months the product is good for after opening. Info needed: [Exact PAO for this product, usually 6-12 months for liquid products].

Apply a smaller amount of product. Ensure your skin is moisturized before application. Blend thoroughly with a damp sponge or brush.

Reduce the amount of product used. Set immediately after application with a light dusting of translucent setting powder using a fluffy brush. Ensure under-eye area is well-hydrated.

Ensure you've selected the correct undertone for your skin. For minor discrepancies, blend well into foundation. If too light, use for highlighting; if too dark, for contouring.

Prep skin with a primer and set the concealer with a setting powder or setting spray for extended wear. Avoid touching your face excessively.

Ensure your blending tool (brush/sponge) is clean and slightly damp (if using a sponge). Blend using a tapping motion rather than dragging.