Kjaer Weis - The Invisible Touch Concealer
For skin that looks flawless and feels naturally beautiful.
High coverage formula that invisibly covers dark circles and skin imperfections.
Formulated to provide seamless, high coverage, it glides smoothly onto skin, covering invisibly and staying where you put it. High-performance skincare ingredients nourish and soothe the skin, while helping to diminish redness associated with irritation and blemishes.
- Perfectly balanced, lightweight and creamy texture that stays put without being too drying.
- It’s creamy rather than liquid form makes it easier to blend into the skin for an invisible finish.
- It is multi-tasking; it can be used to conceal dark circles under the eyes, disguise imperfections, illuminate and contour areas of the face flawlessly. It nourishes and soothes redness due to imperfections with healing ingredients.
- It provides a full coverage finish with a candle-lit glow around the eyes.
The Invisible Touch Concealer is available in the following shades:
- F110 - Warm Pink Nude
- F112 - Fair Neutral Undertone
- F120 - Fair Beige Neutral Undertone
- F130 - Light Yellow Undertone
- F140 - Light Cool Undertone
- M210 - Medium Neutral Undertone
- M220 - Medium Warm Undertone
- M230 - Medium Golden Undertone
- M240 - Medium Dark Golden Undertone
- D310 - Dark Golden Undertone
- D320 - Dark Golden Undertone
- D326 - Dark Neutral Olive Undertone
- D330 - Dark Red Undertone
- D340 - Dark Neutral Undertone
- D345 - Dark Neutral Red Undertone
- D350 - Dark Neutral Undertone
Key Ingredients:
Dioscorea Batatas aka the "root of light": biodynamically grown, this organic extract helps heal and illuminates skin.
Organic Moringa Oil: antioxidant and packed with vitamins, non greasy
Organic Sunflower Seed and Rosehip Oils: moisturizing
Organic Poppy Seed Extract: De-puffing
Kjaer Weis Sustainability is Beautiful approach
Recyclable Packaging: Glass bottle
Recycled Packaging: Signature KW pulp packaging
To cover dark circles or brighten under eyes: Pick the shade that best matches your skin tone, and using the doe foot applicator place three dots under the eye. Then use the Buffer Concealer Brush to gently diffuse and blend out under the eyes. You can set with The Pressed Powder long-lasting coverage. If you are looking to brighten the under eye area, choose a shade slightly lighter than foundation. (Pro Tip: apply a small dot on the inner corner of your eye and blend to make eyes look brighter and more awake!)
To spot conceal: Pick the shade that best matches your skin tone, and apply before Foundation using the Concealer Brush. Then, apply foundation as needed, taking care to tap (versus swipe) over areas with concealer. Set with Pressed Powder to finish.
To cover hyperpigmentation: After applying foundation, apply a small dot of concealer directly onto the area. Then, tap with the Concealer Brush, being mindful of not swiping to keep coverage full. Apply a light touch of the Pressed Powder to set the area.
To prime eye shadow: Dab a dot of The Invisible Touch Concealer on each eyelid and blend with finger or Buffer Concealer Brush. This technique will give powder eye shadow a longer staying powder (Pro Tip: Cream Eye Shadows do not need priming!)
To contour:
- For cheekbone contour, apply a light swipe of concealer just under the cheekbone, starting from ear to just below the apples of the cheeks. Use the Foundation/Blush Brush to gently blend forward and upward onto the cheekbone, until the deeper color has been diffused and blended seamlessly onto the skin.
- For forehead contour, apply a very light swipe of concealer across the forehead, approximately one finger width below the hairline. With the Foundation Brush blend upward into the hairline and then across the forehead to diffuse and buff the color.
- For contouring the nose area, apply a dot of concealer on either side of the nose. Using the Buffer Bush, gently buff the concealer downward on either side of the nose, leaving the center of the nose untouched by the contour shade.
- To contour the jawline, lightly dot the concealer just under the jawline from ear to ear. Using the buffer brush, gently blend the concealer down towards the neck and away from the face.
Consumers are becoming more conscious of the ingredients in the cosmetics and personal care products that we are putting on our body. Many cosmetic labels claim that products are “natural,” “healthy,” and “safe,” but the government does not always really define or investigate the use of these terms on personal care and cosmetic labels.
So, what can a consumer look for on a cosmetic label or personal care label to make an informed decision about ingredients? With this topic more popular than ever, we state exactly how organic a product is, if it is certified, and what that certification actually means.
As you can see, we don't sell 100's of brands. The reason for this is that we continue to carefully make a selection of the enormous amount of brands to end up with what we consider to be THE top-quality, high-performing skin care, hair care, makeup, and mom & baby products out there, with the best ingredients nature has to offer, and made by ethical & passionate companies. We hope this will make it easier for you to choose.
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Mir ist rätselhaft, was dort gerade passiert, aber gut kann es nicht sein. Nachdem die Foundation bei knackiger Preiserhöhung qualitativ extrem nachgelassen hat (Textur, Farbe, Untertöne) hatte ich gehofft, dass der Concealer besser sei. Weit gefehlt. Ich hatte den "Find your shade"- Test auf der KW-Homepage gemacht und dementsprechend meine Farbe ausgewählt, die dann so gar nicht passte, und zwar weder von der Schattierung noch von den Untertönen, die her rot ware als golden(??). Well then.
Generell tun sich Naturkosmetik-high end brands sehr schwer mit Farbtönen, die dunkler sind als die klassischen Schneewittchenblässe, für die dann in etwa zehn unterschiedliche Farbtöne im Angebot sind.
iDunkelhäutigen Personen werde als Zulefer*innen für Rohstoffe oder Ideengeber*innen beim style benutzt, aber nicht als Kund*innen mit Bedürfnissen gehen.Die Brands bieten daher- falls überhaupt- eine sehr übersichtliche Anzahl an Schattierungen an, die dann oft in den Untertönen komplett daneben liegen und Schwarze Haut nicht differenziert wahrnehmen. Um sich aber dennoch nicht mies und "irgendwie inklusiv" fühlen zu können, werden dann drei oder vier dunkle Farbtöne angeboten (gegenüber 10 + Tönen im hellen Bereich) und ein dunkelhäutiges Model als token gebucht. Das scheint auch ...
