CINEMA SECRETS Pro Cosmetics Ultimate Corrector

Love this brand -- looks natural & feels good on my skin

Love this! It's the third one I've ordered and will keep getting it, maybe even order more for backup

I bought this and other CS products for a shoot I was doing, I loved the under eye coverage, blendability, color tone match (hides blue/purple very nicely) on my very fair skin. Having skin issues with acne/rosacea/sensitive skin I was very wary of using it to spot conceal on my very easily irritated perioral area of my face. Never caused a break out. I thin it now with moisturizer and use it for days when I need full face coverage( tones down rosy red face!)--Love it!

This covers imperfections unlike any other make up I have used. Lasts pretty much all day, and the container lasts for at least six months so it is a good buy.

very very disappointed, Been using this for decades.I was thrilled to see it was STILL being made and in same color , according to site and product number and name.It just got here and I was so excited but so sad to see they changed the shade. Much darker.

I am a pro makeup artist and I’ve used Cinema Secrets foundations in my kit for years, they’re great. They apply smooth, they are easy to blend out or build up coverage. I use these when I want a more opaque coverage but they can be thinned down or applied with a wet sponge to make them go on more sheer.I don’t like Cinema Secrets shade number coding system, it’s a confusing pain in the bum and it’s not easy to remember. The 600 series are the “correctors.” Cinema Secrets suggests using them to counteract unwanted tones, the theory being that you should use colors on opposite sides of the color wheel to cancel each other out. So to cover redness use green tones and to cover purple use yellow tones etc. I personally think this is terrible advice. In my personal experience over the years I have come to understand that when you try to cancel out colors using opposite shades, they end up just blending together and giving a weird, sickly greyish brown cast to the face. It’s subtle and a lot of people don’t seem to notice it but I do and it drove me nuts for a couple of years until I finally figured this out.Instead of trying to use correctors to counteract opposite tones, use them to mix with your foundation to adjust the color for what you want. If you want to try shading some areas then mix a little foundation with a bit of a darker corrector and then apply that in areas you want shaded. Same thing for highlighting but use a lighter corrector. This particular shade of corrector, 604-83, can be used to add warmth.

Good coverage. Great for sensitive skin!

I really wanted this to work but it has no staying power whatsoever. I was trying to cover up a tattoo but my tattoo started showing through half way through the day.