The Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory was a charm to apply. I applied the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory and blended it onto my blemishes. I thought that the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory blended with my skin tone quite well. The Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory did a great job of matching my skin tone nicely.
The thing that I didn't like about the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory is that it tended to make my skin a tad bit irritated where I applied it on my face. My blemishes seemed to sometimes get redder when I would apply the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory to blemishes on my face.
The Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory did cover up my blemishes well, and didn't seem to move about on face during the day. I thought that the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory stayed put on my blemishes quite well. I did set the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory with a face powder, however, so it couldn't budge much at all anyway.
I only paid about $4 for the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory, so I guess I can't complain too much about the fact that it seemed to somewhat irritate the blemishes that I had at the time. The Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory worked well in every other facet of it's existence, but the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory just didn't seem to quite agree with my skin.
I didn't notice my blemishes improve much at all when I was applying the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory to them, and therefore I don't think I'll be repurchasing the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory. I can purchase concealers other than the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory that don't irritate my skin the way that the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory does. I do think that the Rimmel Clear Complexion Coverstick in True Ivory was a good overall value, but does not work with my skin's chemistry for some reason.
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