Graftobian HD Crème Foundation Corrector 1/4 oz - Soft & Silky Formula, Neutralize Discoloration for Flawless Results, Perfect for High-Definition Makeup, Muted Green

i have very very pale skin and this color corrector is my new favorite. Some green color correctors are too "bright green" or "mint green" but this muted green color is perfect. i corrects the redness and blends in well with my skin tone.It does give the face kind of a sallow color but its very easily covered with even a light coverage foundation or BB cream.One trick i have with cream color correctors is to apply a light thin coat of setting powder over the cream and then apply foundation, then set with additional setting powder if needed. this helps keep the cream color corrector in place while applying foundation on top of it.great product and the amount that you get in the jar will last a long time. Good purchase and value!

I have mild redness and thought it would be simple to find a primer to cover it up. It’s been a journey and I wasn’t prepared to spend a lot of money. I saw this on tik tok and thought the price was good to take the chance. It works! At first I was disappointed seeing the container size but a little covers a large area. It’s light green with a creamy texture. However when applying it is thick. I saw immediate results! My redness diminished and I had an even skin tone. My foundation easily glided over it without it feeling cakey. I can’t believe there’s not more talk about this product!! Try it you won’t be disappointed!

I am really happy with this particular shade of green color as most green correctors out there are too bright and leave a slight green hue to the skin. This blends in really easily as the formula is smooth and creamy, and the color doesn’t leave a green hue as long as very little is used. You should really need only tiny amounts since it is so pigmented. That, and correctors are not meant to be used liberally.The product contains 7 grams or 1/4 an ounce and considering how little I will use per day on select areas of redness (from some acne spots and moderate rosacea) it will last me longer than it will probably even stay good for. That is to say, the product will likely not be sanitary or fresh long before run out—more than a year or two. The expiration is about a year after opened anyway as stated in the bottom of the container.For reference, I have fair skin—about NW 20 in MAC cosmetics. MAC actually used to make a pro product corrector in green as well. It was too creamy for my liking and it has been discontinued. This graftobian “muted green” is similar in color to the (now discontinued) MAC corrector but less creamy and a bit more matte—great for covering pimples which don’t need any added shine.Overall, I’m really pleased with the product: color, consistency, lack of any fragrance etc. If there were one thing that doesn’t quite appeal to me, it would be the packaging. The tub is not as easy to keep sanitary than a squeeze tube, but I understand that the solid consistency would not work well in a squeeze tube. Also, there’s just nothing that special, novel, remarkable or interesting about the packaging. Those are just very minor criticisms though and not very important to me for this type of product—where the performance is much more important to me.Further notes: it does need to be set with some light setting powder otherwise it tends to “migrate” on the skin.I haven’t had it long enough to see if it has clogged my pores, and given the fact that it has waxes and oils, there is a likelihood that it may, especially since I have acne prone, sensitive skin.

Wow, this stuff is magic! I was watching a video online where someone used this product and it seemed to work really well. My face has been quite red and broken out lately and my current products aren't doing the job so I decided to buy some of this and try it out. Just the tiniest little dab on your finger completely neutralizes the red spot(s). Seriously...I wasn't even sure I had enough on my finger, but it got the job done. Even though the container is tiny, it should last a few months. I've used other green correctors before, but they were all very obviously green on my skin and I always wondered once I put my makeup on if the green would show up still in certain lights. I was never 100% sure, but with this stuff I am 100% sure that it doesn't. The confidence it brings is a nice feeling.

The color itself works wonders at cutting out redness, however, if you have dry skin, it makes the dryness more visible than it was before applying it. Mixing it with a facial moisturizer does help a bit.

I've used several brands of color correctors to hide the tiny red veins on my cheeks and most have done a decent job. But so far I think Graftobian's HD cream corrector is this best. This is not the typical "bright" lizard green corrector but is a very muted shade/hue of green and being a cream it blends easily into the skin. Applied with a tapping motion over the area you wish to hide and feathering out the edges ensures that you get the coverage needed with out a "green monster" appearance that brighter green corrects tend to give. I did "set" this corrector with loose HD powder and waited a minute before I applied my liquid {EL double wear] foundation using a domed brush. Other correctors I've used have become somewhat "diluted" by my foundation brush but this one stayed put. This is the second Graftobian product I've tried [tried their cake eyeliner] and i'm very pleased with both the price and the performance.