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| Giorgio Armani Maestro Eraser Concealer swatches from bottom to top (in indoor lighting): #2.5, #2, #3, #4, #4.5 and #5. |
I have a proper review of Giorgio Armani Maestro Eraser Concealer waiting in the wings (it really is exquisite), but in the interim, I have received many questions about the exact shades of this product. In turn, I am posting a quick round of images that I managed to take today while at Neiman Marcus! The Maestro Eraser Concealer, which retails for $40, certainly requires a detailed post, but the following images will have to suffice until I am able to finish it later on this week.
I hope that these swatches are helpful to those ordering this product sight unseen...
xo,
--The Beauty Professor
Shade Descriptions (in order of appearance in the photos):
1. #2.5: A very warm golden/peachy beige for light to medium skin tones...note that it appears darker than #4!
2. #2: An ultra pale beige for skin with very rosy/pink undertones.
3. #3: A light beige suitable for light skin with neutral to rosy undertones.
4. #4: A light beige with yellow undertones (the one I wear, and I also wear Maestro makeup in 5.5 and 6.5)
5. #4.5: A true medium beige with neutral undertones.
6. #5: A medium to medium-dark beige with very warm yellow undertones.



OMG!!! I super love the shades of it. It fits any kind of skin tone. i think they are kinda expensive but I guess they are worth it. I got to try one of those.
ReplyDeleteHello Emie,
DeleteThanks for your comment...the concealer is quite versatile and, while a of an investment, is much more affordable than the Cle de Peau version!
Take care,
--The Beauty Professor
Hi! I like your site and all the reviews you do. Unfortunately they dont sell Armani Makeup yet in the Netherlands, though they do sell the skincare range. So I'll have to order the concealer online without testing it first. Luckily you have all the colors on your arm lol.
ReplyDeleteCould you please brainstorm with me what color would be best? I use MAC NC35 for my skin and NW30 under my eyes, as my dark circles are dark purplish and supposedly the 'pink' undertone helps with counteract the purple.
Thanks in advance, and keep up the great work!!
Hello Anon,
DeleteThanks for your sweet words! If you are NC 35 and you want to lighten up your under eye area, then I think that you could get away with #3 (which is light beige with neutral to rosy undertones) or #4 which is similar in depth, but with yellow undertones. Any darker and I'd be concerned that it wouldn't be light enough to create a brightening effect!
I hope that helps...take care and let me know if you have other questions...I wish you the best!
xoxo,
--The Beauty Professor