Bourjois Paris Healthy Mix Concealer - 53 Dark is a liquid coverage concealer for those who want to hide dark circles or puffiness under the eyes and other signs of fatigue. It is also suitable for evening out and brightening the complexion, giving it a fresh and healthy-looking tone.

Key Benefits

• Coverage of a tired appearance is provided by a concealing texture designed for dark circles and puffiness under the eyes as well as other signs of fatigue.
• A fresher appearance is supported by reducing a dull skin tone.
• An even colour result is complemented by a velvety skin feel after application.
• Brightening helps give the skin a healthy-looking tone.
• Easier application is enabled by the fine texture and the included applicator.
• The colour variant of the concealer is 53 Dark.

The concealer combines coverage of signs of fatigue with evening out and brightening the complexion.

Ingredients

• The formula contains glycerin.
• Tocopherol, a form of vitamin E, is included.
• The formula incorporates Cucumis melo fruit extract.
• It also contains Prunus armeniaca fruit extract.
• Fragrance is listed among the ingredients.
• The product may contain titanium dioxide CI 77891 and iron oxides CI 77491, CI 77492 and CI 77499 as colour pigments.

When choosing, you can therefore count on glycerin, vitamin E, two fruit extracts and fragrance.

Use and Dosage

The applicator is designed for direct application of the concealer. The fine texture makes application easy.

Packaging and Volume

• Declared volume: 7.8 ml.
• The packaging is equipped with an applicator for direct application.

About the Brand

The Bourjois brand was founded in Paris in 1863. Its origins are associated with actor and cosmetics creator Joseph-Albert Ponsin. The first products were greasy colour sticks created for theatre performers.

Bourjois developed its own process for manufacturing baked powder cosmetics from a mixture of powder and water in 1863. Its product philosophy includes effortless make-up, bold colours and lightweight textures.

Bourjois thus builds on its Parisian roots and experience with colour cosmetics dating back to 1863.