MAC - Studio Finish Concealer

A MAC artist applied this on me after coming back from my vacation and having bad sun damage on my face. Some spots on my skin were about 3 shades lighter than my tanned face. The good thing is that this is really opaque that it almost covers the light spots. The bad thing is that it is a tad bit dark, and it looks really cakey. The wrong shade is fine, I can handle that and blend out with powder. But I can't find a way to make it not heavy looking. Especially during the summer months, I don't want to look like I'm wearing too much makeup. Ideally I would only wear tinted moisturizer, concealer, and blush.

This concealer was too difficult to work with because of its texture, so I don't recommend it.

Okay, so this is my favourite concealer. I'm sure you could hide scars with this. I don't have too many problems with my skin, I don't normally have that many pimples, except for tiny ones on my forehead and a couple on my chin. My problem is that I have reddish areas on my face. This concealer hides everything I want it to without being cakey! It's so good! :)

I really like this concealer...I use it after the Studio Fix foundation for some extra coverage on my acne scars and under my eyes, then I just set it with some loose Studio Fix (mine broke so I emptied it into a little container and use it as loose powder instead). The coverage is great; especially after it kind of "sinks in" to my skin. On really hot days I mix a little bit of this with my face cream and make it into a tinted moisturizer. My only complaint is that it doesn't last forever...I put it on around 7:30 in the morning and when I get home around 12 hours later it has usually faded everywhere except under my eyes. But in all fairness I have really really oily skin so I doubt anything could really hold up for 12 hours.